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Band slippage

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The common symptoms are pain, often severe, and an ability to swallow. The latter can range from it being difficult to literally impossible to even swallow one's own saliva.

constant reflux. depending on the severity of the slippage food can be backing up into the esophagus. this causes severe pain in the chest. so relux, pbing, and slime. and pain. it takes a lot for a band to slip. if you are having some of the symptoms you need to check with your doctor to have some fluid removed and have a endoscopy done. it just maybe that your band is to tight.

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