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akuriger

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  1. I was banded March 2011 and received a fill in April and again today. After today's fill I have all the same pressure that I would feel if I ate too much, but it won't go away. I keep burping and spitting up clear fluid. I can't even leave the house because I spit up so much. I haven't eaten anything today, nothing before or after my fill. I also haven't had anything to drink, there is too much pressure to even try to consume anything, even liquids. Is this normal? Will it stop? Anyone felt this way before?
  2. I had my lap band surgery 5 days ago and am still taking pain meds and still feel pain around my surgery site (especially the port.) Is this normal? I was hoping to be better by now. Also, I'm starting to get hungry. I was hoping the hunger would come much later and pain would stop much sooner. Do you all think this is about right? I think I'm just anxious to start losing and exercising, but wondering what other banders are feeling.

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