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Optimistic answer is that you're just swollen. Full blown vomiting causes the stomach to violently regurgitate food in the lower stomach up through the stoma/band. The hole is too small to accommoda
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I agree with 2much. whenever something different happens it's best to go on a liquid diet until you are sure you are not swollen. I would in your case call your doctor and let them know what happened.
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I have a question, just to see if anyone has experienced anything similar so I won't be worrying myself to death. Tuesday (6/17/14) I had my Breakfast and my lunch with no issues. I ate a tad bit too much at lunch, but not so much that I was miserable or sick. But, when I tried to eat dinner that night, I had excruciating pain and vomited hard for several minutes. Since then, I can't eat solid food. I don't have any problem with liquids, but even cottage cheese hurts going down (though it is tolerable). I also have swelling on my stomach where the band area is (it's right under my sternum). I have gotten this when I've eaten too much (rarely) or after each fill. However, it doesn't seem to be going down. I'm living on nutrition shakes right now because I just can't eat. I don't know if it's just irritation from throwing up so hard, or if something is really wrong. It doesn't hurt unless I eat, though the swollen part is always there. I don't have any reflux or night cough. Liquids go down just fine (though my first few sips of coffee in the morning are a bit uncomfortable though). I'm scared something may be really wrong, so if anyone has experience this, I'd be glad to hear your story. Thanks in advance!