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I need some advise. I have not been able to hold down anything for 2 days. Very nauseated. I fear band slippage but I also think maybe this is a virus. This morning, I was able to get fluids down but still have nausea. Can this be a sign of a slipped band? Is the nausea one of the symptoms of a slipped band. I have PB'd alot lateley. Fells like the restriction has increased last few weeks causing the PBing. Is that normal to have restriction fluctuate. Then again - Maybe swelling is the cause for nausea.

Any help or words of wisdom would be appreciated.

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