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Lap band problems as of recent

September of 2016, I went thru lap band surgery. As of recent weeks, everything eaten is thrown up allowing me to think the band has slipped. If my theory is correct and surgery is needed, is it best to just remove it?

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I just recently posted to another person, I just experienced band slippage with my daughter, he symptoms were vomiting, and very bad acid reflux. The doctor was able to re-position the band which is what she wanted. She lost 163lbs with her band. I hope it works out for you.

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I have band reflux too but the doctor told me there is no slippage... There is an appointment already set up for next month so need to see what is what.

Oh wow, you are very lucky! Good luck to you.

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