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I had my surgery done on Jan 26,2017 and I am worried that I might be eating too much... I usually have 4 ounces of my creamy Soup or my blended oatmeal per meal and I still get hungry about an hour or so later and pretty much everything I put in my mouth hurts to go down.. anyone else experience that? if so how long before it goes away!?

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Well you are still early in the process. Sometimes it can be difficult to separate true hunger from head hungry. It might be worth your while to discuss this with your doctor.

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Thanks yea it's so hard to tell! Plus my stomach makes all these new grumbling sounds I haven't quite figured out yet

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Don't worry. That is not much food at all! The grumbling is normal and the discomfort will subside. Perfectly normal for so soon. liquids and purees go down real easy and hunger can return. Once you are on to solid food you will feel the restriction all the more.

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Also Really starting to avoid eating because of the discomfort when anything goes down! When does this go away!!? Not really big on pain in any shape or form...

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