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clarification needed please

I had a fill yesterday (second one). I have a strange "Sensation" (for lack of a better word) sort of in the back of my throat (after I eat) almost like a small pill is stuck there. Yet, nothing is actually stuck in the back of my throat. It isn't painful and not even that discomforting exactly. But I know it is "there". Could this be the feeling of restriciton? (cause I don't know!). And/or could it be my new full feeling signal? It makes me not want to eat any more food and it's not so much that I feel full (though I also don't feel hungry)...more that it feels sort of icky"ish" and so I don't want to continue to eat and so I stop.

Has anyone had that?

Is this restriction or something entirely different?

Its so hard to get a handle on all of this!

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That is restriction, or at least what mine feel like.

Congrats, you found it!

Yeah, the drugged fullness feeling is gone, but hunger is much less troublesome than pre-op. I feel good about the trade-off.

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