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I had my first fill a few days ago. Since then I have had hiccups every time I eat or drink & I feel nauseous for a while after. It doesn't matter how much or little I eat, the nausea still happens. Anyone have any idea what might be going on?

Thanks in advance

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I had a recent fill also. This very same thing happens to me. I have figured out that it is when I take a last few bites after I am no longer hungry.I am practicing stopping before I actually feel really full.I think we have the misconception that full actually is uncomfortable, when actually it should mean no longer hungry. I have had a little nausea,but not as a rule. Maybe you should contact your dr. about that. Good Luck.

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