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Yes you can. That's one reason bypassers gain weight back. Sometimes it can be "fixed" by getting totally unfilled and waiting a while, but not always. I THINK it takes more than one or two meals, of course, but the stomach is stretchy and over time you can expand the little pouch.

I asked my surgeon about this as I was concerned because it's taken me a while to change my habits and I know I have over eaten a few times. He told me yes it's possible but that one really has to work on it. We would have to keep eating past full consistently for a period of time for this to occur.

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