Post Gall Bladder Removal - Hurts to Drink Water??

Good Morning.  I am almost 2 years post gastric bypass.  I had emergency surgery to remove my gall bladder almost 2 weeks ago.  They also found and repaired an internal hernia, and discovered stones from my LIVER lodged in my bile ducts.  My surgeon said he THOUGHT he got them all but couldn't be sure.  (I have a follow-up appt in 2 days). I have not had any problems with food - as I eat healthy anyway.  However, yesterday, I started hurting again, not nearly as severe as the day of the gall bladder attack, but now it hurts to drink ANYTHING.  I only drink water, Spark and occasional decaf tea. ( I am an AdvoCare distributor and I love the products, which help me maintain my weight loss.  I add a package of Spark every morning to my water - filled with vitamins/amino acids - NOT like red bull, monster, etc.  This is an energy/mental focus drink which only enough caffeine equivalent to a cup of coffee and provides me with great "feel-good" energy).  I can understand plain water hurting, because I experienced that directly after gastric bypass surgery.  But now I cant drink anything without pain.  Anybody else experienced this? 

Sorry-no advice, but wanted to give you hugs! I'd be talking to my surgeon if I were in your situation.

I would be calling my doc right away. If you are having pain with drinking anything you are likely to get dehydrated quickly... especially with the heat of summer. Pain with food or fluid is not normal post gallbladder removal.
I had my GB out years before my RNY, but never had any pain, other than the expected gas/bloating/surgical incision pain.