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Fullness on full fluids

I had gastric bypass on Jan 15. At first I was only able to get in a few sips of water/liquid at a time. Now it seems that I can drink a lot more before getting that full feeling. Is this normal?

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      Yes its normal, your stomach has healed a little, some of swelling will have gone down. Once you get onto pureed, soft and then normal foods you should feel the restriction.

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    Yes its normal, your stomach has healed a little, some of swelling will have gone down.

    Once you get onto pureed, soft and then normal foods you should feel the restriction.

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    Sure, your stomach was sore after surgery and now it's healing and will allow more.

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