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Potential Dysmotility?

:sad:I had lb surgery over a year ago and have lost 95 pounds. However, after the last fill, I experienced a lot of vomiting and reflux. I finally had the band loosened by about 0.5 cc, but it didn't help. So, the next visit they totally deflated the band and I had an upper GI on the same day. The radiologist noted that liquids were passing fine, but I had some solids in the esophagus. Now my lb doc wants me to do a manometry test thinking I may have esophageal dysmotility. As soon as they deflated the band, no more reflux or vomiting, and I've been fine for over a week.

Anyone out there had an experience like this?

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i have had much of the same.. they emptied my band just 2 wks ago and i am not throwing up anymore but i have crucial pains and feel sick most of the time.. i have no clue what to do..:smile:

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