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Band Slip???

I am waiting for my doctor to return my call but wanted to know if anyone else has had a similar problem.

1--For the past two nights I have had severe acid reflux. It feels like there is something blocking food or drink. I need to throw up and am constantly spitting in order to get any relief.

I feel better in the morning and am able to eat and keep food and Water down.

I am worried that my band may have slipped. Does this sound familiar to anyone????

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This sounds like something that happened to one of the ladies in my support group. Her band had not slipped but her esphogus had dialated. They had to do a total unfill on her for like two months and then started refilling her band. Hope everything is fine and keep us posted.

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