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Loud gurgle,growling noise in stomache

I have had a loud gurgle,gowling noise in tummy went to my doctor the other day, he said i must be too tight. Has anyone else had this? I notice it only happens the days i do not drink much water, or havent eaten for a few hours.

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slimmy120:

I have that issue too. I can't wait too long between something going into the stomach (liquid or solids) every four hours or so. If I wait too long I have a very hard time getting down more than a bite or two. So, when I have lunch at noon I try to plan an afternoon snack (yogurt, pretzels, something small) for about 4 o'clock so that I can get through to six o'clock without getting that nasty growly/gurgly tummy.

Take care.

Sue

I have had it too if I wait too long to eat. I don't think it is related to tightness as I am my sweet spot and I can eat normal bandster friendly food easily, but I am not an expert. If tightness is a reason for the noise, I will take an occasional loud gurgle noise if I wait too long to eat over being hungry too fast, eating too much and not losing much weight.

I've just been banded a week but started hearing that noise within the 2nd day. I used to hear that noise before I got fat. That just means you have an empty stomach. The reason why I'm fat is because I haven't allowed my stomache to empty. I don't think that sound should alarm you at all; you should rejoice that you have enough control to let your stomach empty from time to time.

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Wow an empty tummy,what a change, have noticed that am not so concious about eating anymore when i am busy, but will keep healthy snacks on me if need, rather than just a coffee.And yes it happens if havent eaten for 4 or more hours --- not eating for 4 or more hours never the old me,but now.... and dropped 10 pounds in one month,had initial surgery 18 sep 2007, and going strong.

Long2bFree, you and I are practically band twins. I had mine one day before you. Let's try to keep in touch.

My tummy makes all kinds of noise too! Sometimes it is VERY loud. I have not noticed it having anything to do with being hungry (for me) and being tight is not an issue either.

I am not sure how to start a new thread but I could sure use some help. I am 4 days out and I feel great. I have been walking around my yard a lot. My problem is when I sit down I have horrible gas pain. Like a tight tube aound my chest. If I lay down I pass gas no problem. Do I just deal with it and keep sitting in the chair?

Thanks. Lori

puterlady:

I think that is the reason why some recently banded people sleep in a reclining chair for a few days. I think that continually walking will help, along with a few days passing.

Good luck and hope the gas goes away soon.

Sue

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