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kfeeney

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  1. yes. Ever since my hysterectomy I have had lower left abdominal pain. I went back to my gyno and he said it was not from my surgery then I went to the gastro doctor X3 and there was nothing wrong. I guess my band had slipped and was causing the pain. Now it seems the band will have to come out.......fustrated in NJ.
  2. I had a hysterectomy recently and just went in for my first fill since the hysterectomy. My band was basically empty and I had been eating (no throwing up) with no problems. My doctor told me it looks like my band had slipped quite abit. Has anyone else had any change in their band following a hysterectomy? :wink:

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