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Pain No matter what I eat or drink

I had a fill about a week and a half ago. This would make my 4th fill - But I'm experiencing pain if I eat or drink anything and the only way to relieve it is to throw it up... I hate throwing up! Since whatever I may have eaten or drank seems to be close to the top it does come up easier. I'm sorry to make this sound so gross...but I'm wondering if anyone is experiencing the same kind of pain. It really does hurt. I don't really understand why it hurts so much.

Also, over the last 6 months I have experienced a number of things.

1. Lots of girgling that is not down in my stomach.. it is higher and people can actually hear it.

2. I get an achy type pain (often when I think I am hungry) It is quite uncomfortable..has anyone experienced this?

Thanks everyone.

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Get to the dr. I just had a fill apointment today, I didn't get a fill but we discussed overfills. She said that if you ever EVER can't get food down to call and come in right away. People let it go and throw up from getting stuck and cause their bands to slip. She said the biggest cause of slips is that people won't come in for an unfill when they need it and then they end up throwing up with everything they eat and causing the band to slip. You are probably too tight and should go in!

Get to the Doctor. They told us if this happens, then they need to take out some fluid. Don't let this go on to much longer.

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