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Is this pain normal?

Hi all, I had my surgery on June 5th.... so about 9 months ago... I had my last fill 2 weeks ago and have had great restriction... all was well.

I think I might be getting some sord of stomach bug... because I've been making constant trips to the bathroom and I'm very nauseous since late last night. I was gagging and throwing up a lot (no food just clear stuff :w00t:). This is not related to me having a big meal or not chewing right ... its just from the bug.

I've been better for about 4 hours but I just drank some water and I feel a bit of "pain" when it goes down. I can't even say its pain but its just different.

I guess I'm just really worried I might have damaged, slipped my band with all the gagging and throwing up.

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If you are concerned the best thing to do is call or see your Dr.

Probably the discomfort is related to being ill and your oesophagus is probably swollen.

The best thing to relieve anything that is swollen is rest and ice(if its external then compression and elevation as well but your throat is internal)!

Don't try eating/drinking at the moment, rather suck on icechips. They are cool and soothing and they seem to work wonders with a sore inflamed throat.

Hope you feel better soon.

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