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Full Signal

This may sound weird but I think my Full signal is a slight pain in my head. :blink: Could that be possible?? Anyone else experience this??

Toby

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    That is possible. I have had headaches off and on since I got home but havent tied it to eating. I was thinking mine were more likely from dehydration than anything. I would think that you would begin to feel full in your sleeve first but if you're eating super slow then your head might be telling you to stop instead.

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    That is possible. I have had headaches off and on since I got home but havent tied it to eating. I was thinking mine were more likely from dehydration than anything. I would think that you would begin to feel full in your sleeve first but if you're eating super slow then your head might be telling you to stop instead.

    I am getting all my Water in. Do eat slow though. I try to take 30 minutes per meal per my surgeons recommendation. Maybe I am just weird! B)

    Hope your headaches aren't too bad Butterfly!

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