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Slippage? How do you know?

Is there anyway you can tell if you have band slippage when you 11 days post op? Will they be able to tell on your first follow up visit?

Am feeling neurotic about the bad for some reason. Feel like I've already screwed it up somehow ya know?

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    Ive heard - that you will definatley know if you have slipped and there is extreme pain! but 11 days post - op you should still be on liquids and i dont think that would make ur pain slip!

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