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Sick all the time

So I had the by pass on April 21st 2016

Up until about a week ago I was fine I could eat or drink with little to no issues now I get sick every time I eat or drink... And I feel sick all day every day I try to drink Water but it comes right up had to go to the hospital the other day they ran all these test no leaks no blockage they can find anything wrong but I'm still sick all the time and don't want to live like this for the rest of my life...

Any input would help... If you have been through this? Does it pass?

I call my doc all the time and they can't explain why this has happened or why it's still happening

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Do not drink until 1/2 hour after you eat. Drink small sips. If you drink too much it sort of feels like fluid going down a small funnel. If too much flied goes in then it will want to come back up.

I'm four months out and only recently started to feel better. I still eat slippery foods .

I have been feeling similar to you but it seem like mine was because of too much acid. I take my meds but have also added Malox and Tums regularly and it seems to help a lot.

I had this, and I had a swallow test performed. They found nothing remarkable but my surgeon thinks my esophagus randomly spasms which makes me vomit. I've been taking Zofran almost daily as a result, and it's helped. So a GI specialist too who thinks the same. It's decreased in the past few weeks actually, so maybe this is it? Request some Zofran if you have no heart issues.

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