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Questions regarding my last fill!

I had an adjustment and got a full cc in on June 29th... I'm still not having much luck with solids. How long after a fill does your ability to eat solids come back. I've attempted and I get sick... I have gotten sick at least once per day since having my fill. My scale broke (cheap one) and I just bought a new one today and I'm down 15lbs since my fill on the 29th. Any advice? Should I be concerned?? Thanks

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  • kholliday2010
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    That's what I've been hearing from everyone. I am going to call Monday and see what my Dr says

  • Good for you getting in to see your doctor. They are our partners in this process. I have a test for myself -- salmon and broccoli. I need to be able to eat those without trouble. And a fried egg.

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Wow 15 in like 3 wks! That seems a bit much, are you able to eat like really tiny tiny pieces of solids or no solids at all?

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Tiny pieces I ate some chicken and have had soups some peas or soft veggies and I get liquids down fine.

This is the first time since surgery I've felt like no matter how much I chew its just not enough

I think it's too tight, usually I feel the same about a day after a fill but it relaxes after and I'm fine with solids (most). Too tight and over time you'll have killer heartburn (I've been there) and other issues, try to schedule an unfill

Good for you getting in to see your doctor. They are our partners in this process. I have a test for myself -- salmon and broccoli. I need to be able to eat those without trouble. And a fried egg. That's got to go down well. Of course I have to chew and chew plus go slowly (I still have to fight the urge to shovel in my food). I think we all have certain foods that work well for us and that we are all different. Chicken seems to be difficult for many banders. I only have it if it's dark meat that I've cooked myself and it cannot be reheated. Something about the fibrous texture? And time of day matters for me. I am not hungry in the morning so I don't eat; evenings are "looser" for me.

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