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Non painful band slip?

Is that possible? I just ate and felt a fluttered sensation and seemed to eat a Lil more than usual and not feel full.. I've felt no pain and this was about 20mins ago..

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You probably felt the food moving through the band. It is highly unlikely that it is a slip. If you start having problems then go and see your Dr.

What makes you think that you have a slip? I agree with Elcee, you will know when and if you have a problem. Relax, but if you do, call your surgeon's office, ASAP!

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If you slipped the you wouldnt be able to eat.

I think you're alright. Sometimes my band fluctuates in tightness. A lot of things can effect it. Ultimately what I'm saying is sometimes I can eat more than usual. It happens. :)

Yep I get the "flutter" feeling when i overeat and the food passes through the band

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