Sooo I just ate a egg white and grilled chicken with cheese. Maybe about 4 bites and some fresh fruit. My stomach literally said hell to the nawl to the nawl nawl nawl hell nawl.....it hasn't come back up or anything but it scared me soooo much. I'm about two weeks post op and on soft foods and these were soft as far as what my directions say but maybe it was the mix or how fast I ate it. Also are we ok to have sugar free lemonade from chic fila [emoji848]

Peristalsis

I'm honestly surprised you never felt/heard this before.

That sounds like a lot of stuff your stomach can't handle at 2 weeks.

Slow down, you should be focused on healing right now.

Grilled chicken is one the of hardest to digest, for me still and I am almost 2 years out. That isn't a soft food.

I can't drink the lemonade at ChikFilA, the acid in it kills me.

18 minutes ago, OutsideMatchInside said:

That sounds like a lot of stuff your stomach can't handle at 2 weeks.

Slow down, you should be focused on healing right now.

Grilled chicken is one the of hardest to digest, for me still and I am almost 2 years out. That isn't a soft food.

I can't drink the lemonade at ChikFilA, the acid in it kills me.

Likely loaded with sugar too.

It isn't loaded with sugar, they sweeten it with Splenda which is basically rat poison, but Splenda isn't sugar.

I loved the diet lemonade pre-op, but post-op it burns my throat, maybe because I never have acid. Not sure.

ChikFilA is the best fast food option post-op, I eat there all the time. Just not at 2 weeks.

Ugh splenda.. the same garbage that was in the Glucerna they tried to force me on pre-op. I absolutely despise the taste of artificial sweeteners, though Stevia hasn't seemed so bad as of yet when I tasted it pre-op.

Regarding the acidic feeling, it just could be the type of drink. My wife had the same feeling when she'd have any sort of citrus tasting drink (Lemonade, Sprite, Orange Juice, Smirnoff Ice cocktail, etc.).

Also, for the OP:

http://www.foxnews.com/health/2016/04/29/noisy-stomach-normal-or-unhealthy.html

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A noisy abdomen does not necessarily mean you are hungry. The digestive system causes stomach sounds, known as Borborygmi, when air or fluid is moving around the small and large intestines.

During a process called peristalsis, stomach muscles and the small intestine contract and move contents forward in the gastrointestinal tract.

“These sounds occur both when the stomach is full and when it is empty.” Dr. Shawn Khodadadian, a gastroenterologist in New York City, told FoxNews.com. “About two hours after your stomach empties, there is signaling from the brain for the digestive muscles and peristalsis to begin again. These contractions and vibrations of an empty stomach may make you hungry, and the growling may be louder in this case because your stomach and intestines are empty so the noise created is not muffled.”

People who swallow a lot of air, usually caused from eating too fast or talking while eating, may experience more rumblings than others.

Another common cause for a chattering stomach is poor digestion. Fructose and artificial sweeteners, which are often found in sugarless gum and diet sodas, contain sugar alcohols that can be difficult for intestines to absorb. People with a lactose intolerance or celiac disease are also more likely to have increased intestinal noise.

Although these noisy gurgling sounds can be uncomfortable or even embarrassing, they are generally a sign that your intestines are working well.

Edited May 3, 20179 yr by PatientEleventyBillion

I'm 3 weeks post op today and I can't imagine eating what you had (not saying its bad, just saying with my recovery that never could have worked for me)

Switced from Prilosec to Zantac daily and stomach noises almost disappeared

Haha I'm 8 months out and stomach noises are normal now.

Grilled Chicken wasn't on my approved list till 6 weeks. What does your protocol say what you should be eating right now? I was just transitioning to soft foods then and that took a week.