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Stomach feeling

Hi,

I am 10 days post op from bypass.

I can often feel something in my stomach. It’s not pain or gas or even discomfort. Almost like an uneasy feeling or just knowing something is in there. It’s very hard to explain.

It’s most often after I have just eaten, and usually goes away when I drink water (so I feel it for at least 30 minutes at a time).

Sometimes it is just random however.

Wondering if anyone else has had this, and if it goes away?

Even though it’s not pain, I don’t like it.

Thanks!

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