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Throat/esophageal gurgling

Over the last two or so days, I notice my throat gurgling when I consume full liquids. My guess it's gas, because I can hear my intestines firing off as well. There's no nausea, and only slight stomach pressure, nothing too bad. Is this something that's normal? I just want to make sure it's not a sign that I'm eating too fast/about to regurgitate.

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    It's a normal part of the liquid diet. When you get into soft and normal phases, it's indicative of reflux caused by drinking fluids with your food.

  • Should be normal. I gurgled a lot for the first couple weeks. Gas and swelling tend to get the liquids noisy as they pass through.

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Should be normal. I gurgled a lot for the first couple weeks. Gas and swelling tend to get the liquids noisy as they pass through.

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