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Hiccuping

I finally got a third fill and know what it is that people are talking about. It's tiiiight. I can get a little food down, but it's been a battle. I had three pieces of egg this morning and it was torture. Having said that, why am I hiccuping every time I eat or drink something? Anyone else having this problem?

Thanks All....:thumbup:

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I actually can't eat eggs - which is a shame as I LOVE scrambled eggs. Could up until this last fill. Now they are a no no. I do tend to get a hiccup or two when I'm getting full.

What I find is that I need to figure out what my full signal is. Sometimes it's a hiccup which I'll get prior to feeling that tightness/pressure that signals I've eaten too much.

Also, watch how fast your eating/drinking. Right now I'm having trouble getting enough Water in daily as I only can take a few small sipps at a time then have to wait. If I eat or drink too quickly it's uncomfortable and often PB (yes, even water).

Lots of people have problems with eggs. It's often reccomended that you have fluids for a day or so after a fill.

I hiccup when I am either full or have swallowed too much. I definately take it as a warning.:cursing:

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