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Hi all, I'm due to have my surgery at the end of next month, but I'm concerned the surgery may affect my ability to do my job.

I have a job that requires heavy lifting and strenuous work in sometimes very hot conditions.

On a hot day I could consume 8 ltrs and still end up dehydrated by shift end.

Can anyone tell me if they think I will be able to get enough Water to function?

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It depends. I had no trouble gulping Water after five days. Others I know sip for years. I suspect most people are somewhere in between. However, you have months to recover before it gets hot again.

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Im so scared to gulp....lol. so scared im going to stretch my stomach, that im still sipping. Im only 3 wks out but i can take a gulp of Water. Maybe like 4 before i get that fullness feel. Should i be concerned that i could stretch my stomach

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It took me almost 2 months to be able to intake larger amounts of Water.

~~ LadyDarkness415 ~~

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Thanks for your answers, it sounds like I'm in for some major dehydration issues.

It's just heading in to the hottest time of the year here in Australia, so I guess I'll make drinking Water my main goal post op

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