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Is vomiting bad for my sleeve?

I'm about 18 months post-op. Yesterday I felt lousy and very nauseated, like I was coming down with some kind of stomach bug. My years as a bandster have made me very nervous about vomiting (which can cause band slips). Other than the general nastiness of vomiting, is it bad for my sleeve?

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Only until the staple line is healed. Then the sleeve is not any more delicate than a normal stomach would be.

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Only until the staple line is healed. Then the sleeve is not any more delicate than a normal stomach would be.

That's good news. Even better news would be the departure of the stomach bug. Thanks!

Everyone vomits now and then right...But I am pretty sure you are safe as long as it does not happen continually....At first we all have that problem. But as we go on like where you are...It happens because of not feeling well......Prolonged vomiting..I would check into.....not if I am sick or have the flu that is for sure....

If you still feel that way..Take a Gravol and it should help the feeling of nausea....K

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