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Anyone else trouble drinking water after surgery and did u do for it

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how long ago did you have surgery?

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    I am 10 days out. It was too painful to drink water day 2 and 3. I drank vitamin water. I had some in the house and it just was less painful. Now I drink water with no problems. Just much smaller sips than I’m use to.
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    I’m 3 months out and still can’t drink ice water. Drink mine room temperature and still can’t get down more than 32 oz in a day. I’m working on it though and have discussed it with my doctor this week. He wasn’t too concerned since I’m doing great otherwise.
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    Ice water plain is my go to

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