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I've been having a lot of problems up to this point with terrible first bite syndrome which causes me to throw up my first bite no matter what food it is, followed 30 minutes later by having zero restriction. On going to the doctor on Monday he decided that the best solution for this was another fill. Since he doesn't use fluoro, we don't really have a clear picture of what's going on, but fill he did. liquids are going down ok, but since my fill my stomach feels like it's full of lead. It's hard to explain the feeling but this is the first time I've had it in the seven or eight fills I've had (I've totally lost count now) but it feels slightly flu-ish and like I'm going to hurl, but not so much that I hastily make my way towards the bathroom.
Is this proper restriction finally? I realise some of the crappy feeling will be from swelling, but I'm just wondering if this is a common feeling, the incredible heaviness of the stomach?