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Straws

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I had a lot of trouble using straws after surgery. I stopped using them and the trouble stopped.

I specifically asked this question to my NUT and she said it was up to me. The only reason they discourage straws is because of possible extra air in the stomach. She said if I didn't mind burping extra then I could use one. She said it would cause no damage to my sleeve. I have used a straw since surgery and had no issues.

My dr said no but my NUT said it was ok. I have used a straw. Maybe this is just my imagination but as long as it is a smaller cup and shorter straw, I am fine, but if I use a large cup / straw and am not paying attention, I do find I get a lot more bubbles and have to slow down my sips. Maybe it does just depend on the person and they figure easier to say go without?

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