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First soup since post op broth

So feel like I'm getting a cold so decided to have a bowl of onion Soup just to warm up. and the all the gurgling noises, I neved did those noise before sleeve when sipping soup, (I feel like I could do the whole Dinosaurs sound effects for the next Jurassic Park) does it ever go away or am I stuck with that soundtrack for the rest of my life? I'm pretty sur it's ain't heartburn or reflux as it happens the second I swallow the soup (or any hot beverage) but those noise are kind of embarrassing when there's people around.

I can't be alone with that issue am I?

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You're not alone. It happens to me with drinks. And can be loud! I didn't do much broth, everything was too salty so I ate a lot of applesauce. I'm having a yogurt now and it's going bubble bubble. I'm 4 weeks out, can't speak to the does it go away part.

My theory is that it is just air getting trapped in the stomach when you swallow food and it gurgles because all the bubbles have to find a way back out and that movement makes noise. The reason it didn't happen pre-op was because we had huge stomachs with plenty of room for a few air bubbles. Everything wasn't so constricted and they could ease their way out without pressure. They had room group together into a single burp, instead of each bubble getting squeezed out right away.

I find it happens less when I eat carefully to avoid swallowing air and gulping.

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