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Gas Bubbles

HI everyone! I had my sleeve surgery on 11/13. I'm doing and feeling really well except every time I drink or eat anything I develop gas bubbles which seem to float back and forth from my stomach to my throat. I have to walk around in order for them to come all the way up and at times can make me feel very uncomfortable. Does anyone know if this is normal? Any advice? Thank you!

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3 hours ago, paminTexas said:

HI everyone! I had my sleeve surgery on 11/13. I'm doing and feeling really well except every time I drink or eat anything I develop gas bubbles which seem to float back and forth from my stomach to my throat. I have to walk around in order for them to come all the way up and at times can make me feel very uncomfortable. Does anyone know if this is normal? Any advice? Thank you!

Hi there!

I had my surgery 17/11 and have the same issue! Can be quite uncomfortable but doesn't last long. A little embarrassing when sitting in the office as the gurgling can be quite loud and there's not a lot I can do to control it. As far as I've managed to research, it's fairly common and settles down somewhat as we heal further.

I’m 6 weeks out and what you are experiencing is normal. I experienced the same thing. Try slowing down and take smaller “sips”. It will get better. I feel like I can drink somewhat normally now. Nice slow small sips. Best wishes for you and much success!

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