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Can't till when I am full!

I am 3 weeks post-op and can't tell when I am full. I eat very little at a time because I am worried that I will get sick and throw up or mess my sleeve up! What does it feel like?

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You'll know it when you feel it. I am 3 weeks post-op and until about 3 days ago I would hiccup when I was full. Some people get pains in their shoulder or stomach. Now my stomach hurts when I'm full. It doesn't quite feel like a normal fullness but it feels like you regret your last bite! :)

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I do get discomfort in my chest and feels like I need to burp. I just got that yesterday for the first time. I was worried I had eat too much! Thanks for the reply

I do get discomfort in my chest and feels like I need to burp. I just got that yesterday for the first time. I was worried I had eat too much! Thanks for the reply

Your welcome! I get worried ill eat too much too, but I am still struggling of getting an oz in at each meal.

I first get the burps where it feels like food is stuck in between. If I push past that, then I break out in the sweats. If I push further, I get very, VERY nauseous. Never pushed past that but I'm guessing the next step is throwing up. :/

Read my thread under tony b it will answer question

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