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HNS

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  1. Thanks for all the comments, you all made me feel better! I was thinking something was wrong with me haha.
  2. I was banded 11/22 and have had zero problems with getting anything down, only a little soreness near the port site the first 4 or 5 days, and no problems breathing. I didn't have much at all the first 4 or 5 days, and when the soreness wore off I was able to drink liquids and have now moved on to pureed foods once a day with liquids the rest per the hospital's orders. Is this normal? I feel like I should be having nausea, problems getting things down, etc., and I have had none of this. It's almost scaring me that the band has slipped or something, and I don't have my first appointment until this coming Tuesday. Anyway else not have any problems at all?

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