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Cant get down Liquids

I had a 3rd fill Thursday. I followed the rules and was fine Friday and Saturday. I had a small stuck episode Saturday (yesterday) at lunch but after time it passed and I was even able to eat a few bites of dinner in the evening.

This morning I tried eating a deviled egg (which I had one last night) but the eggs were really cold this morning and I didn't chew very well because I have sensitive teeth. Instantly I was stuck. I was so bad I ended up having to vomit.

Afterwards I was still pretty miserable so I didn't try any drinks even. But now its been about 5-6 hours and I just tried drinking some milk and I am feeling stuck like it won't go down. I took a small sip. It wasn't even a gulp.

Am I just swollen or did I slip? I have no pain inside.

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IMO..swollen. You had the trifecta of don'ts for band patients. Swollen from a stuck episode, morning tightness and hard boiled eggs(a very difficult food for many of us).

Stick to liquids until you feel it loosen up and call your doc in the morning if it's not better. Liquids are a must or you'll get dehydrated.

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Oh trust me I refuse to eat anything remotely solid until this starts feeling better. However I had no idea people had a hard time with hard boiled eggs? That is the first time I have heard that. I am miserable but after drinking some hot water slowly I feel lime it might be loosening enough to actually get some milk or even broth down.

I would say swollen. Take small sips, but stay hydrated.

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