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Band Slip Question...

I have been feeling nauseaous lately. I did have a binge episode on Thursday night, and at first I thought I may have just drank too much, but now everytime I eat, I get so nauseaous after. I can still eat and drink, but I am full super fast and then I get naueasous. I was thinking I should do no solids and protein shakes for a day or so, and see how I feel. I have just never felt like this. I also got my period, and since my weight loss, my periods have been intense. Any thoughts? Now I know I shouldn't have binged, I know that, so if anyone has had a band slip or any thoughts on that, I would appreciate that. Thanks!

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I'd try liquids for a few days, and see if things settle down. If not, I'd make an appointment with your surgeon, and be honest about what happened, and what is going on.

We all eat too much sometimes, that's why we are here :)

I know during my last period I felt horrible everytime after I had something to eat. Talked to my doctor and he suggested during that time of the month to do liquid and soft foods to see if that would help. It stoped once my period was over. Hope it gets better

Yes my band is more sensitive during TOM..I have found if I have vomiting episodes to back off and do liquids and ease back into soft foods as my band is irritated..best wishes..and if after a few days no better ..contact your doc.

As far as a slip- as long as you can keep things down I think your fine. My surgeon said if there is a slip you suddenly can't keep anything down. Not even water. Good luck

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Thanks everyone! I did liquids/soft foods, and I was fine! I think my period was the culprit! :)

During TOM I have nausea in general so it does'nt suprise me that it's an issue for you.

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