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Food issues from one day to the next

I've had my lap band for about 15 years now. Does anyone else have problems with being able to eat a certain food one day but the next time you try to eat it, it causes pain and the need to vomit to feel better? Steak and roast beef are two big culprits and so are broccoli and cauliflower.

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Literally all the time. There seems to be no rhythm or reason to it. I've had mine for 13.5 years.

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I find the biggest issue, is that most people actually forget how the band works, this may sounds odd. The band does not create a small stomach but rather a 30ml funnel.

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