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stomach discomfort after drinking plain water

i am married man with 2 kids . my age is 36yrs . i am tibetan settled in india . i had buring and prickling sensation on lower abdomen and back CTSCAN WAS NORMAL. MY FACE SKIN DARKENED AND BLACK PATCHES ON  THE SKIN SIDE OF MY EYE. MY SKIN HAS ALSO NORMALIZED  EVERY IRRITATION OF MY STOMACH IS GONE . I ALSO GAINED 10KG OF WEIGHT WHICH I PREVIOUSLY LOST.BUT THE PROBLEM STILL REMAING IS I GET STOMACH PAIN OR DISCOMFORT AS SOON AS I DRINK PLAIN WATER .BUT I NEVER GET PAIN ON DRINKING JUICE OR ANY COLOURED DRINK. I AM ALLERGY TO MILK . I DONT IF I AM ALLERGY TO WHITE OR NON-COLOURED ITEM
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420281 tn?1204647504
FurballsMom is right, i know that it is better to drink room temp water because if you drink cold water say from the refrigerator, then it hits the gut too hard and can feel to heavy on your stomach, it also may feel likes its going through you too fast that way too.

good luck
crumy
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681148 tn?1437661591
I don't know what is wrong, but in the past I've had some similar discomfort when drinking plain water.  I was told to drink room temperature water and to drink it very slowly, like sips, and wait a while before drinking any more water.  

I'm sure someone else will come along who may be able to give you more ideas as to what may be wrong.  I only know about the water temperature and drinking slowly by sipping the water.
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