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Feeling full

Hi, can anyone tell me what kind of feeling they get when you are getting full. I am just on 4 months post op but dont think i have pushed myself to that level, i am just to scared in case i vomit. I dont weigh my food and try to never overeat.

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It feels like pressure building in the tummy. Not like the old pressure of getting full, more like it really starts pushing on the stomach. And it builds crazy fast, one you start to feel it even a little its time to stop eating.

I feel it in my back, actually. A dull ache. I stop as soon as I start to feel it. Pushing past that is.....just not pleasant! I also hiccup. I know when I hiccup that I am overfull.

I feel it in my back, actually. A dull ache. I stop as soon as I start to feel it. Pushing past that is.....just not pleasant! I also hiccup. I know when I hiccup that I am overfull.

I feel an ache in me back too, on the left side! I didn't realize that was fullness! Good to know!

I also hiccup! Lol

-MM

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