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Nausea

Hi All,

I just had my second fill last Thursday. Since Saturday I have been

getting nauseous after eating. Is this common to other people? I

haven't decided if the nauseous is due to my fill or if perhaps I

have a slight stomach virus.

Thanks,

Debbie

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pbing? What is that?

rebsbrat

PBing is a productive burp----when food comes up. I have personally never been nauseous after a fill. SOmetimes I will get a pain if something is stuck. I would call your surgeon just to be on the safe side.

I'm curious - how are you feeling now?

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