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Paranoid Lapband

Hello all,

I've been having some pain for a couple days in my stomach and I went to the bariatric clinic but I was only able to see the Physician's Assistant. She told me that the only way to know what's going on is to take out my fluid and get an xray and I'd be without fluid for a few weeks. I was banded on 2/10/17 and I haven't had any vomiting or nausea. Can this be a lap band issue? Can they check to see if my bank is okay with a regular xray? It's so frustrating. Every little pain I have, I feel like it's my lapband.

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