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Just in the last few days I have found that plain Water makes me feel sick. I am 4 weeks out and up until this point I haven't had this problem. Has anyone else experienced this?

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I'm 2 months out, and I still can't drink a lot of plain Water, without feeling nauseous, especially early in the morning. What's weird is that I don't have any problems drinking CL or Powerade Zero during my early workouts.

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Plain Water made me sick until 8 or 9 months out. After that I could drink it again and now it's totally normal and I drink a lot of it. This was really hard for me bc before surgery I drank a lot of water and I loved it, I was worried that I would never be able to drink it plain again. Thankfully that was not the case for me and I love water again!

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I am almost 2 years out. I still have some days that any cold drinks do not sit well with me. On those days i stick to room temp Water, coffee and tea.

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It appears this is a pH problem. Adding CL or other additives seems to change the pH enough that it doesn't have the same effect. Very common to have trouble with plain Water.< /p>

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i am only now able to drink Water but it has to be "just right"..... i drink Vitamin water zero - sometimes mixed up or watered down. i was sleeved 7-24-12 (major complications). temperature matters, too. keep trying ----it will suddenly be ok. its a waiting game. just stay hydrated.

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I didn't like plain Water right after surgery. I really liked the Sobe Zero drinks or Propel Zero. I'm more than a year out now, and I can once again drink plain Water. It took several months though.

I agree with an earlier poster -- try drinking it at various temperatures. It may be the temp that is impacting you.

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Unless it is ice ice ice cold it makes me nauseous too, especially having to sip it. Room temperature Water literally makes me gag. So weird.

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