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Bands eroded, slipped or still successful bands?

I'm just wondering if we can get an idea of how the numbers stack up since the complications information once gathered by another bandster never made it to completion.

I'm eroded, band removed, no new band for me.

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How is your band? 7 members have voted

  1. 1. How is your band?

    • Band is fine, no complications so far
      67%
    • Band was removed for reasons other than erosion/slip
      4%
    • Band slipped but unfill repaired it
      1%
    • Band slipped, I was rebanded
      5%
    • Band slipped, removed, no new band
      4%
    • Band slipped, revised to bypass, sleeve or switch
      1%
    • Band eroded, unfill repaired it
      0%
    • Band eroded, removed, no new band or other revision
      5%
    • Band eroded, revised to bypass, sleeve or switch
      0%
    • At 1 year or more my band isn't working, not losing
      9%

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I am wondering if this is partly psychological? I am not saying that you aren't feeling real pain I believe you are. What I am saying is that maybe it is part of a vicious cycle that started when you got the pain for the first time.

It sounds as though the initial ptroblem was caused by your band being prefilled at surgery - this often causes problems. Now you are tense when you eat or drink and expecting to feel pain so you do. Your oesopagus is probably tensing up in anticipation which is probably not helping.

I am wondering if something like a muscle relaxant and cognitive behavious therapy might help you to get past this.

  • 4 weeks later...

past year would be ok

  • 1 month later...

Pouch dilation - revised to VSG at year 5.

Love my band but since the replacement due to slippage I am having trouble getting back on the healthy eating plan. Having some freedom for a few months has made me realise how much i miss some types of food. Did anyone else have trouble getting back on tracj???

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