Had my 1st fill
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rose2014 You seemed to be really early for a first fill...but all doctors are different...those first few weeks your band is still getting into place and you are healing. so just be really careful as
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Did your doctor not give you instructions to not eat any solid food the first 24-48 hours? Most docs put new filled patients on a liquid diet the first 24-48 hours. The added pressure from the fill c
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Hi Rose, congratulations on your band and now a fill as well -- sounds like you're on your way. Try to keep up with the 30 minutes of exercise and that will really help -- you will have so much more
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Had my 1st fill at 3 weeks 3 days post op. I have a 10cc band and received a fill of 2cc. The first day was a little weird with the filling of being tighter. Do you all have a weird feel to your restriction of the band? It is not painful but feel like the band is constricting as your food digest and it can be a little achy but not hurting or painful. My surgery was done in Kansas, MO however, I go locally to get band fills. After my 1st fill she has released me to cardio workouts only no weights as yet. I want to exercise but sometimes I just don't feel like 30mins a day. Do anyone else have this issue? I know as I lose my energy will go up and maybe I will have that desire to workout more. My food choices are limited because I don't know what to eat so that I don't gain weight. I'm sticking with what I know is safe. I am tired of Protein shakes been trying to eat protein packed foods. Since fill I have been dropping the pounds.Trying to stay under 40 carbs a day and getting 80 grams of protein is very challenging.
I had 5 incisions and my main incision and 2 others are looking real good. The other 2 are not healing like the others. One is right above the waist line and keeps getting rubbed so it is taking longer and it did bust and Fluid seeped out. It now has a hard crusty scab over it I will be happy when it heals 100%. The other one seeps every now and then it has a hard crusty scab over it also. The nurse that does my fills say they look ok they are just taking longer to heal, if I start running a fever let her know and she would put me on an antibiotic. I am a diabetic and know that we sometimes heal slower however 3 of the 5 incisions are healed. Today I have bee so tired haven't done anything different but today I just wanted to sleep. Do anyone have those kind of days? Sorry for being so long winded. Any suggestions are welcome.
Rose