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nope

Nah it takes more than that for them to come out...like repeated vomiting or so I have been told

Doubtful you did anything to your staples. Vomiting after VSG is common when you eat too much, too fast or something that doesn't agree with your new stomach. If you start vomiting a lot or have any pains that won't go away or if you just don't feel right give your doctor a call. Some people vomit the day of surgery and there is no damage to the staples.

Me too. I decided to try Salmon but I don't like the taste of Lite or fat free mayo, so I added lime juice. I had 3 little pieces and I was chocking. food would not go up or down. I ended up vomiting. this was the worst day since surgery. I had liquids all day today. I'll go back to mushy foods tomorrow. and Yes the responses are correct. You will be just fine.

Yep. No worries.

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