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How do you feel when you are getting full?

I am newly sleeved and I know i'm swollen,etc.. but how do you know when you've had too much or put too much in your pouch either with liquids or when you eat foods? I'm only doing liquids in 2 oz now and a time or too I got a heavy chest feeling so I stopped thinking that may be what I need to pay attention to. I don't want to get sick.... I was so sick with when I had the band that I was miserable! Thanks for any help.

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  • It's kinda weird, but my nose will start to run before I get the actual feeling...

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As soon as you get that heavy chest feeling you described, I would stop for a bit

I also had the band and find that the signals are similar to how the band was. I just had my 2 week post-op and told my doc I didn't throw up the first 2 weeks. I'm just following the feelings like I was getting with the band even though there is no band inside me now

It's kinda weird, but my nose will start to run before I get the actual feeling...

I'm almost 6 months post-op now and it's definitely different with solid foods than it was with liquids. I don't really have a "getting full" sensation. I have "not full" and "WAY TOO FULL". Because of that, I have learned to eyeball my food and try to accurately estimate how much I can eat without getting to the WAY TOO FULL feeling. I sometimes still fail at that and regret it. Though I have not thrown up even once post-op, so I guess it could be worse.

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I'm almost 6 months post-op now and it's definitely different with solid foods than it was with liquids. I don't really have a "getting full" sensation. I have "not full" and "WAY TOO FULL". Because of that, I have learned to eyeball my food and try to accurately estimate how much I can eat without getting to the WAY TOO FULL feeling. I sometimes still fail at that and regret it. Though I have not thrown up even once post-op, so I guess it could be worse.

I just started on full solid foods and I am the same way! I go from not full to oh no way too full in an instants! It's making me crazy! I'm having a hard time figuring out the right amount.

i am 5 weeks post op and trying to progress to more solid foods. After a couple of tablespoons of food I get a such a horrible feeling of discomfort in my chest and feel like I want to vomit. It is painful as well. As soon as this feeling starts I stop eating. At what point are you able to progress to more solid foods.

@@sweetie716 -- mine does too!! I have noticed that my nose has been runny since my surgery. Hubby was doing the laundry and he said there were a lot more tissues in the wash than usual, lolol.

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