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Geauxgee

LAP-BAND Patients
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  1. I just went this morning and had an upper GI done. They saw the band and it looked fine. However there were alot of acid going back up into my esophagus. I will not get the results until first part of next week. I will let you know something. I cannot beleive you had all that trouble. How could that have happened? Thank God you are alive and well now.
  2. Im going on three years and am experiencing the same thing you are. I am going in for an upper GI tomorrow. My doctor mentioned it could be acid reflux affecting my esophagus due to the band slipping. I haven't been able to keep anything down for 3 weeks. I'm very concerned. Please let me know what the GI shows if you wouldn't mind sharing. Thanks.

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