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Stomach cramps

I had the sleeve on Tuesday 1/7. When I wake up in the morning, I feel really good. Unfortunately, the minute I take a sip of anything, that's when the stomach cramps start up. Every single sip, my stomach cramps. Doesn't matter the temp or what im trying to drink. It makes it really difficult to try to get fluids in. Is this normal and how long should this last?

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  • It's pretty normal. Your new stomach is still healing and adjusting to having things put in it. Give it a week longer.

  • I had my surgery on the 6th and I've been having them, too. Your new stomach is just trying to learn things. Gas-x helps a little bit, for sure. I'm hoping it stops soon. Just hang in there. ❤️

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    Surgery twin! I had surgery on the 7th and also experience the same

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I had my surgery on the 6th and I've been having them, too. Your new stomach is just trying to learn things. Gas-x helps a little bit, for sure. I'm hoping it stops soon.

Just hang in there. ❤️

It's pretty normal. Your new stomach is still healing and adjusting to having things put in it. Give it a week longer.

My doctor prescribed medication for stomach cramps, hyoscyamine 0.125 mg tab sublingual. I haven't had surgery yet so I can't say if it works or not.

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