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EXCESSIVE SALIVA/SLIME

Hello,

Is anyone else having excessive slim or spit in their mouths whenever they drink? It's been months since I've had this very sickening feeling in my mouth and stomach whenever I swallow. I'm not eating or drinking too fast. This is driving me crazy!!

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  • BabySpoons
    BabySpoons

    It may be what you're drinking. The stomach produces excessive slime when it's irritated. Unless it's plain water, then that's a problem if you become dehydrated. I experience foamies off and on

  • kharper1974
    kharper1974

    I can drink water all day and still have this nastiness in my mouth. It makes me really nauseous and then I don't want to eat. It's very frustrating.

  • kharper1974
    kharper1974

    Sorry. I have to change that. I had gastric bypass in Oct 2022

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It may be what you're drinking. The stomach produces excessive slime when it's irritated. Unless it's plain water, then that's a problem if you become dehydrated.

I experience foamies off and on too. I just make a mental note not to consume the irritant for awhile and try to revisit it again later.

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I can drink water all day and still have this nastiness in my mouth. It makes me really nauseous and then I don't want to eat. It's very frustrating.

Your profile shows you as pre-op. Have you had surgery? You mentioned many months??

I have just had a drink too quickly after my meal and I am struggling with the foamies. I have to wait at least an hour after food, even this long after my sleeve. I will either burp loudly and shift the blockage or vomit and thats the way my life is now

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