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Chewing on ice

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Same rule applies. I used to be an ice chewer but since the surgery I prefer room temp water so no more ice for me, so weird! But my teeth are happy. lol!

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    That's so funny. I'm the exact opposite. Prior to having the surgery, I couldn't drink cold water or cold anything. Everything was room temperature and now I can't stop chewing on ice and everything I drink has to be ice cold...



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    Ice chewing could be an Iron deficiency . Have them check your iron




    I'm only 2 weeks out. Isn't it a little premature to check right now?
    It's just so refreshing now....



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    At only 2 weeks out I wouldn't worry about it. Just mention next time you have a regular visit.

    Have fun with the crunchy coldness!



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