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Feeling/being "full" All The Time

So the last couple of days I've noticed that I feel perpetually full. It's different from normal where I just felt like I am not hungry. I've even noticed that after much less food (HA!) than normal, like one ounce as opposed to two, I am having trouble not sliming. It just feels like something is sitting right under the juncture of my ribcage and not passing through and that it's impacting everything. I've had no issues drinking, taking my meds (including acid reducer), or anything else, but it just feels DIFFERENT.

Anyone else experience this?

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What is sliming?

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When you eat too much too fast and the body tells you that you can have it back. It's gross :(

I just assumed I was being sick! Lol

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I dunno, in my head it's different than getting sick because it doesn't seem to be accompanied by nausea, really. It's just like my body says "Hey stupid, we can't hold that much down here. Try again later." and up it comes.

It feels like its stuck in my chest :-(

Yes...I know what you mean. Had my surgery nov. 6 and I should be up to about 4 oz. no way, more like 2 small bites or back it comes. I always feel full and make myself eat something at mealtime. Drinking is no problem.

It feels like its stuck in my chest :-(

Ditto, that is exactly what it feels like. Sometimes the saliva is accompanied by food, but most of the time it is not.

Do you wear an underwire bra?

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Yeah, but I've done that since puberty. I was wearing them post-op with no issues at all. It's only been in the last few days that it's felt strange.

Ditto' date=' that is exactly what it feels like. Sometimes the saliva is accompanied by food, but most of the time it is not.[/quote']

For me it's always accompanied by what I've just eaten

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