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Throwing up before noon and gall bladder surgery

Hello,

I am wondering if anyone else has had any issues with eating in the morning? I was banded 10/27/09 and up until about 2 weeks ago thought it was wonderful. Now after a gallstone attach last week and my 3rd fill although I don't feel too tight I have problems eating in the morning. It is almost like I get a mucus build up overnight and the only thing I can get down is a protein shake and at lunch I still can't get solid food down to stay. But in the evening for dinner I seem to have not much of a problem. Has anyone else had this problem? And what is even more weird is I can get junk food down easier that real food. The last 3 days for lunch I have tried to eat regular food but it has come back up each time so I have had an ice cream shake from McD's and it will go down and stay.

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the same thing happends to me, i've been having this problem since 4-5 months ago, i can't get nothing in the mornings except for yogurts, shakes and same during lunch i try to eat healthy food and i throw it right up or can't get nothing in, and at night is when i don't have n e problems, junk food is the only thing i don't have problems with only good real food

sorry i think i posted it twice, new here well actually at posting was banded on 3/26/09

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