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Eating After Being Stuck

Can't find anything about this.. So I'm wondering about it.. If we get "stuck" or ate too fast & then need to throw up real quick.. Has anyone went back like 5 minutes later and eat more because the pressure is gone??

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If you have a bad stuck episode then you should rest your band for a while to let any swelling go down. Stick to liquid for a day or 2.

If it is a simple stuck where you feel slight discomfort and you are quickly and easily able to cough the offending item back up then it should be fine to carry on eating, just pay extra attention to what and how you are eating.

If it is not a bad episode then I will continue eating. If it is bad and takes awhile to get it up then I will wait until the next meal to eat.

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