I was sleeved on 4/11/17 and I feel like I didn't even have it done . I can still drink the same I'm not gulping but taking small sips hurt is that normal? I haven't eaten anything other than full liquids but I'm so hungry and don't get why , and I'm not getting all of my fluids in I can only get about half and never got dehydrated. I'm just nervous that something's wrong with me

I was sleeved on 4/11/17 and I feel like I didn't even have it done . I can still drink the same I'm not gulping but taking small sips hurt is that normal? I haven't eaten anything other than full liquids but I'm so hungry and don't get why , and I'm not getting all of my fluids in I can only get about half and never got dehydrated. I'm just nervous that something's wrong with me

Shelbymarie18: i was also just sleeved on the 11th. Im not necessarily hungry but I seem to have no problems drinking, eating a decent amount at one time, meaning yogurt or jello.
I too wonder if this is all normal.

Me too it just seems weird that I can eat that much yogurt or jello all at once with no problems

I posted the same question as you before I saw your post. Lol

Huh. I had surgery Monday and can almost drink normally but no way on food. Four tablespoons of pudding and I'm done. It's so weird how much people differ. I'm having lots of head hunger but have had zero real hunger so I hope that means chemically things are working.

Just met with pre-op team today. They said that the swelling after surgery csuses the pain and restriction to liquids. Every one is different based on how our bodies respond to the trauma of surgery. I also heard that the 3-4 week point brings a change in the hunger