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Swallowing Pills

Hi, I'm wondering if people have any difficulty getting large pills to go down. I know when I was banded they would get stuck, so I'm wondering if the same happens with the sleeve. Thanks!!

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Me neither, had some HUGE pain pills I brought home from the operation. I had a bit of trepidation swallowing them as they actually upset my stomach pretty bad and tasted just awful. I bit the bullet and tossed them back as far as I could swallowed a gulp of water and sat on the bed for a few minutes for the nausea to pass. No physical restrictions simply mental.

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