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Anyone Have Fluid Around Your Band

Doc Ordered a CAT scan and said I have fluid around my band. I've been suffering with a fever I'm on my second set of antibiotics. Has this happened anyone else?

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    Sounds like you have an infection. When was your surgery?

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    I went to my surgeon

    He is afraid my band is infected :-(

    If this second round of antibiotics doesn't clear it out

    I may lose my band

    I am self pay, I'll be paying for my band for 18 months

    Please pray for me

    I NEED to lose this weight and I really need and want my band!

    Thanks everyone

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