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Will I Have This Feeling Forever???

I Was banded on July 23 and even though my healing has been slower than what I have read here on this forum, I am feeling better and better everyday. But now I have a question... I am still on full liquids and when I eat things like jello and sometimes even when I drink water I have that feeling in the middle of my chest and then it moves down after a couple of seconds. I know it might be from the swelling of my stomach but will I always have that feeling no matter what I eat for the life of my band? I'm just nervous that I will always have to deal with that "stuck" feeling every time I eat!? Please help.... If this is the case I am now having second thoughts about getting the band. I want to shed this weight but I didn't know I was going to hve this pain while doing it every time I eat.

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  • TwinMom74
    TwinMom74

    Hi--you must still be swollen from the operation. Do you know if when they put the band, they left it unfilled? That feeling of being stuck should only be happening if you are too tight, or eat too

  • A New New Dawn
    A New New Dawn

    I definitely wouldn't do the grapes either, even one well-chewed. For me, it is only liquids for 2 weeks. I'm not sure but part of your grape may still be stuck too. The other thing is is the grape ir

  • A New New Dawn
    A New New Dawn

    Also, silly as it may seem, if you pour tap water straight from the faucet or the water dispenser, there is a lot of air (bubbles) in it. I keep a jug in the refrigerator so it can aerate for a while

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I was also given jello in the hospital.....it is considered a clear liquid as long as it doesn't have anything in it!

My surgeon says jello is okay since it turns to liquid when warmed

Some even put in more at time of banding- I've seen some on here with 3-5cc' date=' which seems crazy to me![/quote']

Exactly what happen to me! almost 6 cc out of surgery and didn't even know it. until I had the stuck feeling constantly well it felt more like something stuck in my throat. So they completely unfilled me. Now MD is slowly filling my band, I'm at 5 cc. still feel the stuck in my throat feeling but no pain with it. Good luck

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