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Drank to much and vomited

Ok... I know I did wrong, but I need advice.

I went out on Saturday and drink way to much, well you guessed it. I vomited for two hours.

So now I'm stuck with massive chest pain, and I even have shortness of breathe.

Does everyone think the bad slipped, or just inflamed?

I called the doctor, and they want me to come in for more unfil, and possibly X-rays.

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  • Thats All Folks
    Thats All Folks

    If you threw up for two hours, you definitely need to let get back into see your doctor ASAP. It's a very real possibility you caused a slip.

  • 2muchfun
    2muchfun

    Seems like my tolerance for alchohol has diminished since being banded. I had a couple of glasses of wine a few weeks ago and did not eat much. That old feeling of the room spinning and saliva build

  • ☠carolinagirl☠
    ☠carolinagirl☠

    just wait and see what the doctor says/advises before you start imaging slips or damage or anything else....until the dr xrays you, all else here is just guessing and that is not doing you any good...

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If you threw up for two hours, you definitely need to let get back into see your doctor ASAP. It's a very real possibility you caused a slip.

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Great!!!

The reason I think I have a slip is that I can feel pressure lower then where I normally feel the band.

Grrr. Crap!!!

Seems like my tolerance for alchohol has diminished since being banded. I had a couple of glasses of wine a few weeks ago and did not eat much. That old feeling of the room spinning and saliva buildup in my mouth came back. I was lucky, no barfing. Hope you're alright and learn your lesson. I think I've learned mine. But, you know, this alcohol thing can rear it's ugly head out of nowhere so being a person in a glass house, I won't throw stones your way ;)

just wait and see what the doctor says/advises before you start imaging slips or damage or anything else....until the dr xrays you, all else here is just guessing and that is not doing you any good...like mis said, def get to that dr appt as soon as you can to rest your mind.

I went through a bout of Severe food poisoning, I can relate :blink:​ It's NOT fun but try to relax. your probably feeling more of a pouch enlargement

Symptoms of pouch enlargement include lack of satiety, heartburn, regurgitation and occasional chest pain. The diagnosis is made with an upper gastrointestinal series. See your doctor and them do the Upper GI with contrast to check. IT will show band position (I believe) better than doing Endoscopy like some M.D.'s suggest

Good Luck and keep us posted ~

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