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Hi all. I had my sleeve on April 1st. I have had my ups and downs and am mostly doing well. Lately (in the past 2 weeks), I have hardly been able to eat anything. I get really full really fast - like after 2 or 3 small bites. Is this just my sleeve finally healing? Has anyone else experienced this?

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Hi,

I think you should contact your Nut about this. I have days like that, but I'm only 8 weeks out. Good luck with it though.

I would call your surgeon. I remember pre op instructions that mention scar tissue developing in the esophagus after surgery that will cause symptoms similar to what you describe. The treatment according to my doctor, they sedate you and with a scope they go down into your esophagus and stretch the area that has narrowed. I haven't had this done but you should call your surgeon. Good luck

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