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I don't feel full after drinking

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At this early stage in healing, the nerves in your stomach that were severed have not knit back together. So it's entirely possible you are both definitely full, but putting more in than you should because you're just not feeling it. I found it helpful to just stick to the food plan to a T, even if the half cup or soup or quarter cup of cottage cheese did not make me feel full. I noticed a marked difference in my satiety by 3-4 weeks out. Hope this helps. :)

I've had the normal gastric bypass and I'm starting to feel the same way, the first few days was tough to get down liquids but it seems that now I'm healing it's getting alot easier to drink and it worries me as I don't want the liquid to stretch the new stomach (can that happen?) I know the liquid enters the stomach but I'm unsure how long it sticks around.I'm only 10 days post and have had zero solid since before surgery.

didn't mean to hijack your topic just quite curious myself.

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