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gas

i was recently banded.

i'm still on liquids.

i'm experiencing a lot of upper-digestive gas (burping).

it's unpleasant and a tad uncomfortable.

i'm taking gas-x, but it does not help.

is this a common problem for new bandsters?

bill

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    Ah get used to it....gas is but one of the many fabulous side effects of being banded. Yes...it's normal.

    GasX is your friend. Don't be afraid to take more than the dosage recommended if the gas gets really bad.

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