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Things Moving Through Slowly. Too Tight?
I noticed I started having heartburn at night especially, and I could only eat a couple bites of food. I now realize I was too tight then, but mine kinda happened all of a sudden. I got some fluid taken out about a week before, and one morning I woke up, and it hurt to drink or even swallow my own saliva. This was on a Thursday, and I thought it would go away, but when I couldn't sleep that night I knew something was up. I went to the doctor on Friday, and he took all my fluid out. Had a fluro the next week and it had prolapsed. It didn't get better over the year so I decided to get it fixed in March.
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Things Moving Through Slowly. Too Tight?
I forgot to mention this, but when food or liquids pass through the band, it makes a funny noise like my stomach is burping or something.
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Things Moving Through Slowly. Too Tight?
That is what I was thinking as well. I think I might wait until next week to see how it's going.
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Things Moving Through Slowly. Too Tight?
I received on Tuesday my second fill after my revision surgery. My doctor did put about 3-4 cc in during surgery, and I got 1 cc last month and 1 cc Tuesday. I can just about feel everything pass through the band. It isn't that uncomfortable unless I take too big of a gulp or too big of a bite. Is this normal or should I get some taken out? I'm paranoid since I did have a slipped band before.
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Will Cramping Ever Go Away?
I had my band repositioned on March 8, and ever since then I have bad cramps. Just miserable almost all the time. It didn't do this the first go around so I don't know what is up. I had my gallbladder scanned last week, but I have yet to hear from them about that. I thought it might be constipation or something, but I take a stool softener almost every day which helps me go to the bathroom. Anyone else have cramps a lot of the times? I have tried gas x to no avail.
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Anyone ever heard of a band "exploding"
I'm sorry you lost your friend (if that is even true), but I seriously doubt her band exploded. What can one eat that could make the band explode? I've eaten just about anything with my band. This post seems fishy to me.
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This No Drinks During And 30 Minute B4 & After Meal Rule Is Harder Than I Thought
I've never understood the 30 before eating rule. My doctor doesn't make us do that. If liquid goes right through the band what is the big deal? Asking because I don't know a real good answer.
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Sharp Pain On The Right Side (A Cramp)
I get the same thing from time to time but mine is on my left side. It feels like a runners cramp. I think mine comes when I eat a little too much.
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Today Is My First Adjustment....what Can I Expect?
My doctor said two days liquids and then two days mushies. I had my fill on Wednesday so I stuck to liquids the rest of that day and then yesterday. I even wanted until today to eat some pintos and cheese from Taco Bell. I suppose I will do a baked potato for supper.
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How Soon After Surgery Can I Get A Fill.
Right at 4 weeks post op, and then every 4-5 weeks after that.
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How Much Are You Eating?
The nurse who helps my doctor said 1 cup of food per meal. She said even if you can eat more than that don't.
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Gallbladder Problems?
I do have a scan set up for Monday morning. It is not terrible pain. It is more like a dull aching get on your nerves type pain. It is kinda of hard to explain. I hope we find out what is going on. Maybe it is just my back acting up since I have to tug and lift heavier items everyday.
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Not A Glamourous Topic...
I bought some fiber gummies, and took the two a day like they suggested. It doesn't do anything for me.
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Constipation At Day 10
I've never heard of constipation being a sign of a slip. Heartburn, reflux, pain when eating/drinking is all I have ever heard about. I have constipation as well. I will take some pills (I think they are a stool softener of some kind), and the next morning, I am good to go.
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Gallbladder Problems?
Forgot to mention. Lately the pain is like a cramping underneath my right breast bone area, and goes into my upper back on the right side.
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