Am u hungry?
I am at day 2 post up and I can't tell if I'm hungry or not. My stomach is making these load grumbly noises but is it the gas from surgery? I don't feel hungry I'm trying to eat some jello that I'm not too fond of, not that it's nasty but I still think I'm a Lil too swollen because every sip of water or Lil sliver of jello I take I get this tight feeling in my chest...
Can anyone help me to figure out how to eat or when to eat????
Can anyone help me to figure out how to eat or when to eat????
Hi there welcome to the losers bench and congrats on your sleeve.
Those rumbling noises are common, mine weren't too bad but Ive seen people write about how loud theirs were, even keeping them up at night.
My Dr had me sip on water, diluted apple juice, sugar free jello & Popsicles and protein shakes for the first week starting with a couple sips every 15 minutes to keep hydrated. You are not going to be hungry for awhile but make sure you get in your fluids....very important. Walk sip, walk and then sip some more. I was to work my way from a sip or two to a cup as best and comfortably as I could up until the time I was to see him for my 2 week post-op.
Good luck to you, hope you have a nice easy recovery!
Those rumbling noises are common, mine weren't too bad but Ive seen people write about how loud theirs were, even keeping them up at night.
My Dr had me sip on water, diluted apple juice, sugar free jello & Popsicles and protein shakes for the first week starting with a couple sips every 15 minutes to keep hydrated. You are not going to be hungry for awhile but make sure you get in your fluids....very important. Walk sip, walk and then sip some more. I was to work my way from a sip or two to a cup as best and comfortably as I could up until the time I was to see him for my 2 week post-op.
Good luck to you, hope you have a nice easy recovery!
*Hugs* Missy
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It's probably a combination of gas and stomach acid. Does your doc have you on a PPI? If not, call and ask for a prescription/recommendation for one.
As far as drinking is concerned, water, decaf tea, decaf coffee, crystal light, any of the zero calorie drinks, popsicles, fudgesicles. Try different temperatures to see what your tummy will tolerate best. I could have jello, but my dietitian wanted us to "water it down" for the first few weeks. I couldn't figure out how to "water down" jello, so I just skipped it.
Tiny sips and wait between sips to see if anything happens. The first month is all about patience and trying things slowly.
As far as drinking is concerned, water, decaf tea, decaf coffee, crystal light, any of the zero calorie drinks, popsicles, fudgesicles. Try different temperatures to see what your tummy will tolerate best. I could have jello, but my dietitian wanted us to "water it down" for the first few weeks. I couldn't figure out how to "water down" jello, so I just skipped it.
Tiny sips and wait between sips to see if anything happens. The first month is all about patience and trying things slowly.
Soni**** is the best!
My stomach made lots of grumbly noises for quite some time, but not so much anymore.
You might just have a really swollen tummy. I know that when I drink (or eat) too much too fast I feel it as tightness in my chest, not in my belly like before surgery if I ate too much. Just try to get in what you can with tiny sips or tiny bites of jello. As the swelling goes down you'll be able to have more and more.
My stomach made lots of grumbly noises for quite some time, but not so much anymore.
You might just have a really swollen tummy. I know that when I drink (or eat) too much too fast I feel it as tightness in my chest, not in my belly like before surgery if I ate too much. Just try to get in what you can with tiny sips or tiny bites of jello. As the swelling goes down you'll be able to have more and more.