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kateimm

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  1. The band and the flu

    kateimm replied to deanna's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
    After you heal its really persistant vomiting that makes the band slip. Sometimes the doctor gives the patients some anti-nausea meds to take at home just in case. Early vomiting is bad, but occasional vomiting doesn't usually dislodge the band.

  2. I can still eat???

    kateimm replied to idahoGIRL's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
    The band doesn't get adjusted for 6 weeks. Sometimes the band is very loose when placed around the stomach. Patients are expected to lose weight because they are on a calorie restricted modified diet the first 6 weeks. If you are eating now, you can be creating serious issues. Remember, surgery never fails, the patient does.

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