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I vomited (sorry, that's gross)

Actually, I didn't vomit, I dry heaved, A LOT! Fortunately, I had not eaten for nearly 8 hours so I didn't have anything in my stomach. This happend last night and I really ate very little today. I have noticed today that starting at about 4pm I have been very hungry and have not been able to feel the same "full" feeling I had before. That could be because 24 hours before that I had little or notihg to eat or drink. Of course I'm paraniod that my band isn't working now, but I'll give it a few days before I really freak out. I wonder if dry heaving has the same effect on the band as actualy throwing up would have?

It was actually quite strange that this vomiting/dry heave spell came on instanly and I was fine after. Not hte flu, but definately not "stuck."

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i think you need to drink more as you need to stay hydrated...and by drinking, it will give you the sensation of being (full) and ward off any snack attacks if you are just head hungry....if you are concerned bout the band not working or slipping because of dry heaves, call your dr for advisement.

it takes more then that to make the band slip I am sure speciaslly a new one. Take it easy today and drink a lot

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