Just got sleeved yesterday 9/29 need advice

So I just got sleeved yesterday!!! I am home now.  I was told to sip sip sip but its so hard to sip, I have been crushing ice and sucking on that Ive sucked on 4 cups of ice since 6pm is this equivalent to sipping water? Oh and the Isopure feels weird going down it feels like it might come up (even though it hasn't). I just want to do what's right I took my dissolving b-12, I chewed my bariactric advantage chewable tablet, Ive taken my b-1 and thank GOD FOR THE LIQUID VICODEN and the prilosec.  So does this sound ok? HELP ME PLEASE ANYONE?

It sounds like you're doing fine to me.  Keep sipping to get as many fluids in as you can.  The swelling is probably what makes you feel like it might come back up, but it's good that you kept the fluids down.  

I had a lot of swelling and had trouble getting much down, but I alternated water and protein drink.  The pain meds will help...just rest, sip and try to walk.  and repeat.  

Thank you Birdie55 I will do just that.

Congrats on being sleeved just keep sipping, it takes time just sip,walk,sleep and repeat it gets better over time I promise, just go slow your stomach is swollen and in shock, stay well and hydrated

Hey there you are doing great. My surgeon told me in the first week just worry abour getting in my 64oz of fluid. He said don't worry to much about the vitamins and protein to the next week. Just focus on not getting dehydrated with the fluid. Gatorade G2 helped a lot. But as far as I can see you are doing great. Take it easy and the heating pad was my friend on my left side were I had the pain the most. Isopure I call it Isonasty because it is nasty. LOL

 I have a question for you, I was told by someone that I will NEVER be able to eat sweets again because they will cause the dyareia...Is that true??/ Just wondering...Thanks...

I'm not sure Sharon. You might have to ask someone who is farther out that I.

 Thanks and good luck on your journey...

They tell you that to deter you from eating sweets. I can eat sweets no problem. That is why I stay away from them. Certain people have different reactions to certain types of foods. I would say stay away from sweets until maintenance stage. Once your in Ketosis and your body detox from sweets you won't want them anymore anyways.

I believe what you are referring to is dumping syndrome. This is very common in gastric bypass because sweets go directly from the pouch into the small intestines. The intestines can spasm when sweets are "dumped" and you get diarrhea as a result. Vsg patients are much less prone to this because the pyloric and pyloric sphincter is left intact. But should you be eating sweets anyway? High in sugar and calories!