A friend of mine when she starts getting full her nose runs and she starts hiccuping. Any other quirks?

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Follow the signs... because if you dont stop eating.. the next step is the toilet... Tried and tested.. Not fun!!! LOL.

other quirk.. is you MUST slow down eating, or you wont get enough food in. I wait 2 min between bites if the food is regular.. anything on the soft side.. 1 min between bites.. but then listen to your stomach.. sometimes i prolong the next bite depending on if that "feeling" has passed enough to take the next bite.. Otherwise.. its no more than 3 bites till the hiccups show up.

A friend of mine when she starts getting full her nose runs and she starts hiccuping. Any other quirks?
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Yes your full of air its takes a few weeks for it to go away.

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Yes your full of air its takes a few weeks for it to go away.

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A few weeks? She's two years out and still hiccups when she's approaching full.

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My nutritionist said that it’s a normal sign of being full

Yep, hiccups and sometimes a sneeze.

Yes! 6 wks out. Hiccups keep coming...no matter what I am eating. As long as it doesn't lead to up chucking I can handle it.

A few weeks? She's two years out and still hiccups when she's approaching full.

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Wow, she needs to get checked out

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No she doesn’t. It’s one of a number of common signs that a person has had enough

1 hour ago, elcee said:

No she doesn’t. It’s one of a number of common signs that a person has had enough

@elcee

ahhhh bud,

you are smart as you are cute!!

at 7+ years, i on occasion will still hiccup, that mean I should stop eating. or i've already had enough.

in other words stop when you know you've eaten your portion. if you don't stops , 1,000 whips with a wet noodle (egggggads all those carbs!!)?

good luck

kathy

7 hours ago, dsapeg69 said:

Yes your full of air its takes a few weeks for it to go away.

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A few weeks? I am almost 3 months out and its constant. Its almost to the point it now happens if i go too long without eating too LOL.. Hiccup when full, hiccup when hungry.. I yell at myself.. ALRIGHT ALREADY! I hear you! LOL

https://www.bariatriceating.com/2016/06/faq-anyone-else-get-runny-nose-eat/

Sometimes not only will I hiccup or have a runny nose but I will also burp which my nutritionist says is normal will full

only when I am going to lose my meal

Yep I get the hiccups often when I’m full. 5 months post sleeve.