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Two Weeks After First Fill...

If you eat too much, does it feel "stuck" or do you feel nauseated? Almost everything I eat for about a week now feels painful after a little bit, no matter what it is. Not sure if I'm not chewing well, eating too fast, or if my band is too tight? He put in 5 cc's for my first fill. I'm uncomfortable even after a couple of bites regardless of what it is. I hate not knowing if something is normal or I'm doing something to cause it, etc. etc.

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5 cc's seems like alot for 1 fill. My doctor put in 4 cc's at surgery but i know that he only puts in .2 to .5 cc's at a time per fill. I would call them and talk to him about it

" Not sure if I'm not chewing well, eating too fast, or if my band is too tight?"

Could be any one of these? So, try eating Soup or some slider foods? If they get stuck, you're probably too tight? Or, take extremely small bites and chew chew chew. If they get stuck, ditto. That would eliminate the first two options.

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