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Knowing when you're full?

Hi. I'm 2 days post op and trying to get my liquid protein in and it says stop as soon as you feel full. I don't really feel full. Don't really feel anything. Is that normal. Just taking small sips and sticking to 4 oz at a time as instructed by my NUT.

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      That's normal. A lot of people don't get a full feeling while they are healing up post-op because of swelling and damage to the nerves from surgery. Just measure everything and eat/drink on a timer. Y

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    That's normal. A lot of people don't get a full feeling while they are healing up post-op because of swelling and damage to the nerves from surgery. Just measure everything and eat/drink on a timer. You're get that sensation back sooner or later.

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    Thanks @@JamieLogical

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