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I am not positive. My guess is that they would be different with everyone. I have had a feeling for close to a year that something was out of sorts for my band. I have had it over a year and have lost 7 lbs. I have had 4 fills and nothing. Today, I went for an abdominal CT for something in my lower pelvis (an abcess) and the radiologist said my band was at the bottom of my stomach!!! I don't know if that is a slip, but now I get to go have surgery all over again to have that fixed.

I have had no symptoms except gas and no weight loss.

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