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problems with food getting thru band

I had surgery about one year ago. I have a problem with eating sometimes. Sometimes, especially in the mornings, food seems to get stuck without going into my stomach. I must then throw up the food. After throwing up sometimes I can then eat and the food will go down. Othertimes I can eat or drink for several hours. I am not loosing weight. I have never had a fill. I have moved out of state from where I had my surgery so I have only been back to the surgeon one time. I know I need to do something. Any suggestions on what might be causing the problem?

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Well u defenitly need to contact a doctor...i just had my 2nd fill and i do notice that if i dont take a small amount into my mouth it gets stuck..it takes me 30 to 45 min to finish a 1/2 cup of food (im happy about it but im not used to it)...speak to ur doctor or find one that can help ur situation and to make sure ur band is still ok..also how much weight have u lost? maybe a fill will help things further..good luck

It is common to be tight in the morning then loosen up as the day goes on. Try drinking somethin hot first a lot of people here have said that helps. Also make sure you are taking small bites and chewing well especially in the morning.

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Thanks you all for your input. I will try to take smaller bites and chew slower and then after the holidays see a doctor again.

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