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oh what could it be??

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I can go about 3 hours and then my stomach growls up a storm. I am actually thinking that it is because I am hungry. Now, I say, what is hunger? Never experienced it before. Not the same thing as HEAD hunger (appetite). I think it growls when it is empty and it's ready for some food. I THINK that is the way a normal stomach is. Then when I feed it, the growling goes away and I feel better. So it must be "hunger" in the strictest sense of the word. That is a word as foreign to many of us as "full" is.

Are you recently banded? My tummy made lots of rumblies right after being banded. Like it was growling but I knew I wasn't hungry. I chalked it up to "adjusting".

Also, did you recently take a drink of liquid? It will gurgle a lot in the beginning too.

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thanks everyone... i will take everyones answers and conclude them in one.. i am recently banded and it does make bunches of noises soo... i dont know if it dont go away in a couple weeks then i know it might be hunger

thanks everyone... i will take everyones answers and conclude them in one.. i am recently banded and it does make bunches of noises soo... i dont know if it dont go away in a couple weeks then i know it might be hunger

Nonono... we "FEEL" hunger, we "hear" stomach noises. They are not the same.

For the vast majority of bandsters, those noises decrease dramatically over time. I still get them sometimes, but very rarely -- like less than once a month. In the beginning I remember being embarassed about them too. If you just say to people, as if it's funny, "geeze, I don't know WHAT is up with my stomach today" they usually laugh and don't focus on it any further. That's what worked for me, and it's a fairly short-lived problem, I promise!

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For the vast majority of bandsters, those noises decrease dramatically over time. I still get them sometimes, but very rarely -- like less than once a month. In the beginning I remember being embarassed about them too. If you just say to people, as if it's funny, "geeze, I don't know WHAT is up with my stomach today" they usually laugh and don't focus on it any further. That's what worked for me, and it's a fairly short-lived problem, I promise!

wow julie i just want to congratulate you on the weight loss.. you look so good..how did you do it so fast!!

i wanna be just like you :)

my stomach makes those noises when my pouch is full and things are trying to trickle thru... i sound like "chewy" from star wars and it is embarrassing but my co-workers, family and friends are used to it by now... the worst part is if i am on the phone with customer and i make a chewy sound - i pretend it didnt happen!! lol

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