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Why I Feel Food Stuck On Mu Chest?

I cant understand why if the surgery only reduced the size of my stomach i feel the food stuck on my chest... It has the same size as before surgery, i dont see reason to feel the water or food stuck inmy chest.

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I cant understand why if the surgery only reduced the size of my stomach i feel the food stuck on my chest... It has the same size as before surgery' date=' i dont see reason to feel the water or food stuck inmy chest.[/quote']

I am not sure why thus happens either, but it dies. I think it has something to do with the tissue swelling.

It has to do with the small size of your stomach and that the stretchy part of your stomach is gone. When full in the stomach the top of your stomach at the esophogus is where you feel the pressure, say at your breast bone.

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