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Lap Band Slippage - Interesting Article

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No, Curious I haven't seen that article before but it was very informative. I haven't been banded yet and I'm always looking for info.

Thanks~

That was a great article, thanks for sharing.

I noticed that some of the big risk factors for slippage have been introducing solids too early after surgery and carbonated beverages. Threads come up with questions regarding eating solids early or drinking cola from time to time and many people make up their own minds regarding when to eat solids or include carbonation that are not in line with their doctors recommendations.

However, this article shows that these behaviors do increase risk for future slippage. It is worthwhile to keep this in mind when you decide whether or not you should follow post-op diets or banding rules.

Thanks for posting that!! :thumbup:

Yes I have seen that already,he has alot of interesting things to say.Not sure how much most doctors agree with,but it is a theory.I am sure many will not agree as they did neither of the two.I know this one man has slipped twice and was back thinking it had slipped a third time.

I have heard bending over to soon after surgery can cause a slip and also sit ups.My doc told me do not even tie my shoes myself for a month.

Fast and aggressive fills are a risk factor too.

I know its frustrating and you want good restriction but you really have to sneak up on it.

Thanks for posting.:confused:

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