Sneezing after drinking water
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Before and after meal, I always drink water for about 3 glasses until I feel my stomach is full. After eating, I drink more or almost 1 litre (Because I really really love water) til I feel like my tummy gets bigger and bigger. After that, I feel like I can't move because my stomach is really full. Does it make my belly to get bigger or I will lose weight because I drink a lot of water?
I always found that I had lots of mucus production after drinking. its probably a response to the trauma drinking causes to the body, It does wear down the throat and cause irritation in the esophagus as well as the stomach. Ive found that an increase in the amount of acid produced in my stomach after drinking exasperated the problem and my sore throats worse. I wouldnt per say its coming from Covid or anything, its more of a concoction of everything all at once.
I have held sneezes most of my life. After this sneeze I noticed a severe pain in my throat. I feel it all the time, eating, drinking, swallowing...but when I sneeze it hurts like heck! When I have to blow my nose and air is forced into that area it really hurts! If I have several sneezes in a row it hurts for a long time after. If I go for a few days with no sneezing or coughing, or blowing my nose then it subsides a little...but it comes back.
I then rinsed the bottle out with water a few times and continued drinking out of it for a week. I later found out see had an ulcer that was bleeding earlier in the day. I also had a cut in my mouth from biting my cheek the day before, it was not bleeding at the time. We were in jail, if you are wondering why i drank out of the bottle for a week, I didn't have a cup. What are my chances? Would the blood still be detected in her saliva.
Even after W/D's you should keep drinking plenty of water or Gatorade. I got back on Dr.Pepper and I feel like heck!! I got so carried away with my clean days I forgot to take care of the rest. No wonder I feel the way I do.
There's nothing better to drink than water. Everything else has too much sugar and artificial dyes in it. You should be drinking about a gallon of water a day. If you aren't used to drinking water, it will take you a few days to get used to drinking that much. However, that's the best thing for you and baby. Gatorade or other sports drinks are high in sugars and sodium. Unless you are putting out a ton of sweat, they aren't good to drink on a regular basis.
I'm in the same boat. Never been big on drinking water & I dnt even get a full 8oz of pure water daily,that is horrible. However I'm always thirsty & I drink lots of juice so I try to convince myself that's better than nothing. Oh & I love smoothies.
Not for me. Water is like heaven to me.
Buy either a large cup you can fill with ice water or litre sized water bottles. Because there is more in the container, you will automatically drink more. As soon as its empty, refill it & take it with you everywhere. If you have trouble drinking straight water, try adding a little lemon juice or slicing up fruits, berries or cucumbers and make infused waters. They taste delicious and are much better for you than sugary sodas or juices.
Drinking water, even small amounts, is making me feel so sick :( I'm starting to become mildly dehydrated and mixed with the iron in the prenatal, is making me constipated. Help!
I hate drinking water too, I just top my juice up with a bit of water, makes you drink water & makes your juice last longer :)
Girl try those water enhancers. I struggled with that too. They have miko and dasani. But the best ones to me are the kool aid and fanta brand. You squeeze as much as you want in your drink. They are so good. My fave are grape and tropical punch. It's like drinking kool aid and it's less calories. But even if you're not drinking a lot of water drink juice and stuff too not soo much Pepsi. Caffeine isn't good for baby.
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