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Yes, I definately have that same pain! I was thinking maybe it was a sign of being full because it only seems to be there after I eat but that doesn't seem right somehow. My port is on that side so I don't know if that is why I have discomfort? I'm going to ask my surgeon when I go to see him on the 20th. Anybody else know what it could be?

I have that too. Also have like a hard part on my stomach after I eat!?

Let us know what your Dr. says. I thought it was very odd as well!

When I had my band I had a definite "stop" signal, which was a very loud, obnoxious hiccup. If I didn't stop eating immediately when that happened, I would experience the pain you are referring to. I agree with Lori, that it may be a sign you have ate a bit too much.

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