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Too Much Water?

Greetings. I had my sleeve surgery today. Was able to drink Water immediately and like a champ. But after I finished the little hospital bottle shots (about 10 oz), I began having pains in my stomach and I still do, even though I've slowed down on the water drinking.

Are these pains from drinking too much water? Or are they simply the notorious gas pains? The pain is on the upper sides of my stomach. Hurts. Help.

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Try your best to burp (gag self) and/or take gas-x strips to fart. You are doing great for being sleeved today!

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So confused. ....

Where does it say anything about nurses?

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So confused. ....

Where does it say anything about nurses?

No idea what's happening. ...

What the heck?!?!

I can only assume comments were deleted and I got the butt end of a period.

Not sure. I wasn't allowed Water until the day after. Only ice chips the day of surgery.

They wanted me taking in 4oz. per hour.

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