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So Full.......

I am almost 6 week and I eat my fourth of a cup of mushies and am so full, sometimes I can even ate the whole fourth of a cup. is that how everyone else is?

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  • Territravel
    Territravel

    Yes, it's true. 9 weeks post op and can only eat 1/2 cup or so at a time.

  • Butterthebean
    Butterthebean

    Sounds like you have a very tight sleeve. There may still be some inflammation in there...perfectly normal though. As long as you can eat that much and not be in pain, I see no problem. Your cap

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Yes, it's true. 9 weeks post op and can only eat 1/2 cup or so at a time.

Sounds like you have a very tight sleeve. There may still be some inflammation in there...perfectly normal though. As long as you can eat that much and not be in pain, I see no problem. Your capacity will increase slightly over time.

Be happy for a restrictive sleeve. I definitely had/have one, and while it is a pesky thing when I want to enjoy more food, it definitely keeps me on the straight and narrow! :-)

Hi, I am 3.5 weeks out, I can eat about 1/2 cup of soup, but any soft food I have tried I can only eat about 3 small bites before I feel very full! So much so I have been avoiding anything other than liquids, I'm glad my sleeve is restrictive, but that feeling of fullness is very uncomfortable!

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