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Pain in abdomen when drinking/eating

11 days out. Feeling awesome but the last few days I've noticed that at times after I drink or eat that I get a sharp pain in my ab to the right side of my bellow button. It happens when I feel the liquid move down there. I don't feel the pain otherwise. I called the surgeon on call and he suggested it was due to taking too large of sips/bites. Wanted to see if anyone has had this?

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  • Stephanie Stroup McIntosh
    Stephanie Stroup McIntosh

    I am 12 days out and have felt a similar pain. Mine goes away pretty quickly. I have noticed it happens most frequently if its been a long time since I have had something. I don't know if its normal

  • Thanks! Glad to know I'm not alone. I took some liquid tonight in a sippy cup a friend gave me which obviously gives much smaller sips and what do you know! No pain! Yay!

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I am 12 days out and have felt a similar pain. Mine goes away pretty quickly. I have noticed it happens most frequently if its been a long time since I have had something. I don't know if its normal or not, but I know that mine is not happening as often as it was. I am doing better at smaller sips.

Same here, 4 months out and when I go too long without (especially) Water or food, then I feel it. I think the tummy contracts while empty, then the slam of the water or food nails it. Be gentle on it, drink tepid water to start, or soft food for the first couple of bites to help "prime" the stomach for what's to come. Good luck and a Blessed Easter to you!

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Thanks! Glad to know I'm not alone. I took some liquid tonight in a sippy cup a friend gave me which obviously gives much smaller sips and what do you know! No pain! Yay!

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