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Full Of Air

I was sleeved 11/19. I find when I talk alot I fill up with air and am miserable after, sometimes for hours and i cant eat or drink anything. I take gas x thin strips but it doesnt always help. Anyone else experience this??

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No, and I am researching... hmmm, explain to your MD team... tou don't want this to continue to cause you discomfort!

Wow! If talking a lot did this to me I would literally explode!

I was sleeved 11/19. I find when I talk alot I fill up with air and am miserable after, sometimes for hours and i cant eat or drink anything. I take gas x thin strips but it doesnt always help. Anyone else experience this??

Hi, Sometimes after the surgery talking can cause one feeling out of breath. That does improve when you start protein shakes. But if it persists speak to your doctor about it.

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I talk for a living, and I just cant imagine always feeling so full and gasy after. I have never regretted anything so much as this surgery. I am a shell of my former self. Uhh.

I talk for a living, and I just cant imagine always feeling so full and gasy after. I have never regretted anything so much as this surgery. I am a shell of my former self. Uhh.

It was just to lighten the mood :) but seriously. .. you are still very early out and the first few weeks are the hardest. We all experience all kinds of weird things early on. My guess is like most of the other things thiss too shall pass. If it's a major concern I would talk to your surgeon, that's what they're there for. When I was about where you are I had regrets too but be careful because you can really sabotage your success with regrets. Try to understand that these things will get better with time and healing. Good luck

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