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Patsfan80
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I am having a real issue with things getting stuck. Just when I think I have it figured out something else triggers it. I was at the ER at my local hospital this morning hoping to have some saline removed. The doctor on call could not get any fluid out of the band and suggested that I wait until monday to see my surgeon. I am home sipping little bits of water and am hoping that I do not get dehydrated and have to go back for an IV. Anybody have any suggestions.