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quivering diaphragm

My surgery was two months ago. I have not needed any adjustments to my band so far. Within the past week, though, I have several times had the sensation that my diaphragm is quivering. It feels quite weird, as if the diaphragm were nervous and shaking! It doesn't hurt, but I'd like to know whether anyone else has felt this and if it is a symptom of a problem. :smile:

Thanks for any ideas you may have!

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I've never experienced what you are describing. I would contact my doctor if it continues.

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