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Coughing?

I'm 2 years post op this July....I've been coughing lately (yes i know it's cold season and i've definately had one)...but can being too tight cause coughing? Just thought I'd get some opinions on here before I ask my doc...

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When I'd go in for my visits, they'd always ask whether I was coughing more for no apparent reason and said it's one of the signs of being too tight.

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I cough a lot when something is having trouble going down - so it makes sense it is a band-sign.

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awww crap...i had a feeling. Well I was going to go in and ask for a small unfill anyway...guess i definately should now...thanks!

I've had this little cough thing going on too since I've been banded. I don't have a cold and I'm not feeling sick or congested. I was thinking that is due to the anesthesia. My surgery was on 12/27/10... Hmmmm weird. I haven't even had my first fill yet.....so I can't believe that it's from being too tight.

Anyone in this situation??

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