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I had a fill on Wednesday and I think it's too tight I can get Water down but that's about it. Is this normal? Or is it too tight.

I've had a similar problem. I was okay and could drink at the doc's office after a fill but that night my band tightened and I had horrible acid reflux. The next day I had half of the recent fill removed. That felt discouraging but taught me a valuable lesson about the band which is that your body really does adjust to your fills. I'm now 2 cc's beyond that point and I am nearing my own green zone. You are likely 1/2 cc too tight right now and should let your doctor know so they can adjust you. You need to be able to eat solids or you'll flatline your weight loss. Good luck to you!

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