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How do I know if the fill is too tight

I had surgery on June 28th, with my first fill I felt no restriction. So I had a second fill 3 weeks later. On yesterday evening after the fill I was able to eat and keep down a small piece of salmon and about a quarter of a bake potato. This morning I was unable to keep down an egg. How do I know if I'm too "full" or perhaps I need to adjust to the new way of eating? I read somewhere that you may feel more fullness in the morning?

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Gail, I'm so glad you're feeling better! What a difference .25 can make, huh?

This is the phenomenal thing about the band, folks. Minor issues can usually be resolved by minor procedures. And we're back on our way in short order. Yay!!

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