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Do You Guys Really Get Full?

Im still on a liquid diet 4days post op but I don't feel full like I see some other posters. I do only eat what im supposed to and I am satisfied on only liquid but I don't feel full I feel like I can have pizza or steak. I am really wondering if I had surgery the pain reminds me but that's it. Im considering testing it and seeing what happens but I wont.

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Don't worry! It's very normal to not feel full while you are just on liquids (or even purees for many of us). As you start introducing more "real" foods, you'll definitely start to notice feeling full.

BTW... my "full" with the sleeve is different than my full before the sleeve. I feel more just a discomfort now if I get full. Sometimes a pressure at the base of my sternum. It's not an unbuckling-the-pants kind of full. It's just ... different.

Congrats on your new sleeve! Happy healing!

do not test it your stomach is not healed you could cause a leak out is not worth it anyway you will not be able to eat much follow the drs orders the little you can eat can duo more damage then it is worth. I .a little over a month and tonight was the first time I tried solid food chicken I could not even eat 2oz.

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