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Bile?

A few times since I've been home, while sleeping I start choking on Fluid. At first I thought maybe it was nausea, now I'm wondering if it's Bile? First time I was laying flat but since then been at angles or sitting but it's only been while sleeping.

Anyone have any ideas. I'm only drinking clear fluids.

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  • Also I too only drink clear noncarbonated or sugered fluids, mainly Water. And my program is bland, so I'm not sure where the burning acid coming from. I asked my surgeon and he said to take antacids

  • I wear a Bipap and a full face that's what woke me up to because all of a sudden I had Fluid in my mask. I ordered some Calcium chews, I haven't started any of those yet I was waiting for my 1 week ap

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My experience may not be the same but I have the same waking up choking on Fluid that burns terribly. I have been taking an antacid once daily for a week or so and it hasn't happened since. I will follow this post. Its definitely a nasty way to wake up! Also I never had acid coming up before my surgery. If anyone knows if there is a connection maybe to our new small pouch?

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Also I too only drink clear noncarbonated or sugered fluids, mainly Water. And my program is bland, so I'm not sure where the burning acid coming from. I asked my surgeon and he said to take antacids but I kind of would like to know why it happens as I sleep with a cpap machine and it makes the acid come up through my nose.

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Also I too only drink clear noncarbonated or sugered fluids, mainly Water. And my program is bland, so I'm not sure where the burning acid coming from. I asked my surgeon and he said to take antacids but I kind of would like to know why it happens as I sleep with a cpap machine and it makes the acid come up through my nose.

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I wear a Bipap and a full face that's what woke me up to because all of a sudden I had Fluid in my mask. I ordered some Calcium chews, I haven't started any of those yet I was waiting for my 1 week appt. Wednesday to ask but maybe I'll call up there. Luckily I don't have the burning.

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