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Please advise...I got filled Tuesday of last week. The first couple of days, I couldn't hardly eat anything. I knew if I ate too fast. But now, for the last two days, I've been able to eat just about anything and at a faster pace and it hasn't been anything like a few days ago. Any idea what's going on?

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Having a fill can cause a little swelling that's why most doctors tell you to go on liquids for a while after. My doctor says 12-24 hours. You need time to let the swelling go down.

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Thank you Cindy C. I guess I was a little scared that I had eaten too much and prolapsed or something bad. I really thought that 5cc in my band would restrict me more than it does, but I just need to be patient.

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