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Is It Possible For Lapband To Break?

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I'm not really sure its possible since its made out of plastic...if anything it would tear but that is probably 1 out of 1 billion under an extreme circumstance.

You body tells you right away when something is wrong...as a matter of fact it tells you when you have blockage (food isnt passing thru).

I agree it would take a lot to break the band. I rolled my car 4 times and although I did have to have my fluid removed for a little while the band and port did fine even with the seatbelt pressing hard around it. Are you having some kind of symtoms making you think something is wrong

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No, but since I don't have restriction I feel I like i've eaten to much. Like half of what I use to. It happend one time, but I got back on the wagon. I work out every morning at my gym. I'm trying hard. I am hypoglycemic and somethings I go crazy when my sugar gets low. P.s. Haven't had a fill.

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