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I was sleeved on August 27, 2015.

I feel fine other than the constipation. My worry is that I'm having an issue telling when I'm full. The surgeon said to listen to my body, but I'm at a loss.

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your little pouch is very traumatized after surgery and may not tell you that you're full until you become ill. Over time it will relax and allow more food (not stretching will eventually be something on your radar). For now, until you begin to interpret what your body needs a little better it might be really good to stick to no more than 2 oz portions of anything so as not to trigger something unpleasant. Do you have good understanding of what you should be eating and drinking?

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