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I didn't realise it would be this hard....

I had my band fitted on 7th 9ctober 2016, and although I didn't expect it to be a magic cure for my weight problem or my IIH that the band as fitted for, I didn't thin it would be this hard.

I can still eat as much chocolate or biscuits as the next girl, and I'm sure my textures aren't as solid as they should be, but when I go for the hard crunchy foods I'm told to I end up throwing up?!

Anyone got any ideas? I have to stick with this, it's caused massive improvements in my IIH symptoms.

Thanks in advance you lively people's x

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I hope it gets better for you. I was banded on October 31st and have not found anything that I can't eat. I have not had any nausea. How many fills have you had? I would definitely talk to my doctor.

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