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4 days post op and very thirsty +

I have slowly worked my way up to about 40oz of Water a day and have been using the GENEPRO Protein. Am still thirsty I real want a tall glass of skin milk or ice water. Anybody else is this normal ?

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I wouldn't drink skin milk but I can't imagine that one glass of skim milk or ice water is going to hurt you. Start with small sips. If you tolerate it well, have more. If you don't, don't. Good luck!

I'm in the same boat. 6 days post op and very thirsty. My cousin's mexican surgeon recommended powerade zero to quinch the thirst after his surgery. I'm trying that today. Apparently water makes you more thirsty but the electrolytes in powerade kills it. Not sure about the theory behind it, but we shall see.



Sugar free popsicles help me get the fluid I need and satisfies the thirst ...for me


I agree with Suze58, sugar free popsicles have helped with my excessive thirst too!

Drinking water does not make you more thirsty, that's a sign of dehydration.

Trust thirst, drink water.


If you're thirsty, drink water. Aim for 64 oz or more per day, even if you have to sip constantly to get there.

Good luck!

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