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Hey All,

I’m 15 days post-op, just moved to soft foods today and super excited. I have lost 20 lbs so far, I’m energized and feel fabulous. My only problem so far is every time I eat something other then yogurt or pudding, I have a lot of noise. Noise coming from my stomach and/or throat? It’s so embarrassing and I swear people can hear it but I just may be paranoid. Anyone else experiencing these noises? Please tell me it’s normal?

Thanks in advance!

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I gurgle, too. My husband teases me about it. I don't think anyone else notices:)

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I am 3 weeks post-sleeve and my stomach gurgles very loudly as well. My hubby told me he could hear it across the room. A little tummy noises are worth it! No one at work has mentioned anything so it must not be too loud. LOL

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Me, too! But other people have mentioned it. Pretty embarrassing, but if that's the worst side effect I get, I can't complain too loudly :-)

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I’m wondering if it ever stops... I’m so embarrassed of it! Or what it is exactly. Is it acid reflux? Or eating too fast? Or the wrong things....


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Hi I’m six months out and I still gurgle I get so embarrassed because people hear me ... I think with time it will stop


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Four and a half years out and it hasn’t stopped yet!


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Year and a half and still gurgle. I'll take it over 130 extra pounds lol.

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I'm a month in and have it happen as well. Found this and it explains it pretty well https://www.endobariatric.com/weblog/2016/02/08/gurgling-sleeve-sounds/

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I gurgled a LOT for the first few weeks, but it has slowed down considerably now (I'm 7 weeks out from RNY). Still happens, especially if I take too big a drink, but not nearly as much as it was. When it was at its worst, sometimes I would open my mouth to talk and would accidentally sing a little tune from the air bubbles.

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I gurgled a LOT for the first few weeks, but it has slowed down considerably now (I'm 7 weeks out from RNY). Still happens, especially if I take too big a drink, but not nearly as much as it was. When it was at its worst, sometimes I would open my mouth to talk and would accidentally sing a little tune from the air bubbles.



Yes me too.... hahaha!


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I gurgle constantly after meals. The worst is when someone schedules a 1pm meeting and I have to sit in the conference room, after lunch, with my colleagues, and gurgle my way through a meeting. Awful!

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At 16 months post op I still gurgle like crazy! It can get so loud I have scared my dog with it!. I think it is the new normal, don't let it bother you.

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