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Yes. This lasted about 2 weeks for me. Every tiny sip of anything caused constriction and spasms in my esophagus. Then some gurgling in the back of my throat. And then, sometimes, burping. But it got much better once all the swelling went down. Just make sure that once you are onto soft foods, you chew VERY thoroughly and eat VERY slowly. And measure out all of your food in advance. Don't try to eat more than two ounces in one sitting.

My Dr told me no Jello right after surgery because it can go down in chunks if you don't chew it and can cause a blockage.

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