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That Stuck-In-Your-Throat Feeling

Hi! I am two weeks post-op and have been very lucky to have a smooth post-op experience so far. My program guidelines allowed soft foods starting my second week, and I've been faithfully following the plan, as well as hitting Protein and Fluid goals.

For the past day or so, I've been experiencing a sensation that feels like something is stuck in my esophagus. It doesn't hurt; it's just annoying. I have felt this way when my sleeve has been full, but this persists for hours after I've eaten.

From what I've read, this isn't uncommon, but can I do anything to resolve it?

Thanks for any feedback!

-K

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  • Thanks so much for your responses! I will talk to my doc and be careful to not actually get to the full point. Still trying to understand my new stomach, I guess. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using

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I might say check with your surgeon to see if they repaired a hiatal hernia during your sleeve procedure. It's pretty common for them to do so and it might explain the sensation, although, I still get it if I eat too much or too fast and I'm over 90 days out. The feeling is not as pronounced now as it was right after the procedure though.

Eat less in one sitting. You don't want to be full. You want to be satisfied.

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Thanks so much for your responses! I will talk to my doc and be careful to not actually get to the full point. Still trying to understand my new stomach, I guess. Thanks!

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