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3Rd Fill Jacked Me Up

Had my 3rd fill yesterday & it messed me up. I feel super nauseous when I smell food. I know the point is too restrict but I still want some nutritiontion. I don't think it's too full I just feel yucky when I see food. Man I hope tomorrow is better. I'm hungry!

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Actually it's purpose isn't to restrict at all, it's to make you feel satisfied on smaller amounts of food for longer periods of time. Satisfied meaning not hungry.

It is not supposed to restrict what you eat nor is it supposed to make you feel stuffed full. If you're striving for these things you're going to end up over-filled and risk a slip.

If you are struggling with liquids and food in general, you may be too full.

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I'm not struggling with any of those & I can keep all liquids down. I did 2 years of research before getting banded. This fill just seems to be effecting differently. I certainly don't aim to overfill. I've taken it very slow thus far.

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