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I was just sleeved yesterday. Was it uncomfortable when you drank the next day? I am taking slow tiny sips, but it hurts going down a bit.

Also, what about your BM? When did you go after surgery?

Finally

With this nauseous feeling go away? I am taking Zofren.

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Hi. I was sleeved August 22. I really never had any pain drinking - just took tiny sips and was fine. It could be that your throat is sore from the tube but if you are concerned ask your doctor.

First BM was like 4 days out

My nausea went away as soon as I stopped taking the pain medication.

In my experience zofran helped me not throw up when taken for another condition but I still felt mild nausea when I was on it.

Good luck to you and congratulations!

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I hear you! I was sleeved 3 days ago, and am still getting used to how tiny my sips of liquid need to be. If I take very tiny sips, with a minute or so inbetween, I don't get that "golfball in my chest" feeling. Walking around seems to help move Fluid through, so I walk around a lot after taking sips. I used to be a big Water drinker, chugging down a pint without a breath, so this is quite an adjustment. Hoping drinking gets easier before long! Seems like a full-time job trying to get that 1.5 liters/day down!

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