How do you know when you're full?
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To be honest....IMO...it is too early to worry about that...in my case...MONTHS Right now, you need to heal...get back to normal....as to where you were before the surgery...and listen to your Dr.'s
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It's way too soon to be able to tell the difference imo. Your stomach is still healing and swollen as well as your abdomen. Knowing the difference between head hunger and being satisfied can take
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For the first few weeks I was full after a cup of liquid... Once healed I moved to about a cup of food at every meal and no more than 1000 calories a day..... It worked like a charm. I think it's too
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Ok, so this is new to me. Was banded last Friday and I'm having a hard time differentiating from being full "satisfied" and just having an uncomfortable full feeling in my chest.
Today I ate the juice from a homemade chic noodle Soup. I ate about 1/2 cup and stopped. My stomach is still growling, but I feel full (stuffy) in my chest and now my head...it's like some pressure or something. I know that sounds crazy, right?
Just trying to learn the difference so I'll know in the future...thanks!