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I’m having a seriously hard time drinking water no matter the temp. The dr said this could happen but it would let up. I get instant pain after one drink. Any suggestions on what helped you if you had this issue. TIA

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    It is common for your taste buds to change after surgery. Be willing to experiment. After surgery, my taste buds changed dramatically. Even water changed. In the hospital it tasted excessively chl

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It is common for your taste buds to change after surgery. Be willing to experiment. After surgery, my taste buds changed dramatically. Even water changed. In the hospital it tasted excessively chlorinated and I could not drink it. So I experimented. Sugar free popsicles became my best friend. Some individuals find hot or cold can help with fluids. For me, I found that I could tolerate flavored water. So I began using Crystal Light. I also found a new drink Bai which I liked cold. In the winter, I found that I tolerate hot drinks such as piping hot cocoa. But you have to use the "No Sugar Added" variety. Also fine English teas were very good.

The fluid requirement is met by a combination. It is not only the water that you drink each day. But also the water you drink when you take your vitamins and medicine. It is the milk you drink. It is the fluids content of the protein shakes. It is the water component of the soups you take. It is met by flavored water such as Crystal Light. It is met by sugar free popsicles. It is met by tea and decaf coffee. It is a combination of all the fluids that you consume during the day.

Several patients develop strictures after surgery. So when you talk about your inability to consume water and pain after drinking water, this might be a problem you are experiencing. Do you also experience a problem when you consume foods? Here is a link about this condition. https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?contenttypeid=134&contentid=155

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Some pain with foods but I’m only 5 weeks out from having lynn surgery so I think it’s to be expected. The water part confuses me. I’ll give your advice a shot! Thanks

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