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Water

Hi family, I just had my band to bypass surgery on June 14, 2017. My problem is that I want to drink water, but the cold water seems to cramp my stomach. I want to stay hydrated, but I haven't found something that I can comfortably add to my water without hurting my stomach. Please give me some help???

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Ive been getting the same issue..cramps after I drink..my surgery was June 15th, 2017. I found it helps.to.take smaller sips but more frequently.

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So for people with gastric bypass, water is sometimes too hard on the stomach. It can bee too cold, too warm, and just in general. My support group, with people 10-15 years out, suggest to try tea, cold tea. Or anything that is not plain water, but dosn't have a ton of sugar in it. I drink cold tea, a bottle has 10 calories and 1.6g of carbs. The brand is Teekanne here in Austria.

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Thanks for the feedback.

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