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I’m 10 days post op what’s wrong with me why can feel like notch in my stomach telling me I’m full I’m not sure what’s supposed feel like is there something wrong with me

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After the sleeve, "full" can feel very different from what it was before surgery. So much so, that early on I didn't recognize when I was full and one of my first solid meals, I overate. That was utterly miserable and it taught me to watch for the subtler cues that my body was giving me. Before surgery, "full" meant my stomach was tight. Now, if I eat to that point, I'm in trouble. For me now, full is when I feel the sight pull of my restriction kicking in. You'll get more familiar with your new tummy over time. Just don't force too much in, like I did that once. The aftermath was awful!

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