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When should you get fluid removed from the band?
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Sounds like you need to go back. If you can't drink liquids without issue... then you are too tight.
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Water seems to be fine in sips. Anything else has been problematic. I've only managed a few sips of a protein shake in the past hour. Just got back from the doctor. They took half of the
Hi All,
I went for an adjustment this past Thursday and my doctor added an additional two cc of fluid into my band. For the first time I am facing serious resistance in my band. I ate two small shrimp over the course of an hour on Saturday evening and could not keep it down. I had coffee on Sunday morning and could not keep it down. I had two pieces of penne on Sunday night and could not keep it down. I struggled to finish half a cup of Activia yogurt on Sunday night. I tried to eat a sous vide egg bite this morning and could only get through about a third before I started feeling sick. Is this what normal ideal resistance should feel like, or do I need to go and get an adjustment?