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full bands and CCs

Ok so I have been on here searching and reading as everyone else does and I came across a comment about being worried that their band was almost full. It started me thinking should I be worried? My band is almost full, I have about 1cc to go. How many out there are full or almost full and should I be worried. If so why? LOL the silly things we worry about.

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Well I guess my question wasn't interesting enough or would cause controversy so no one bothered... LMAO. I asked my doctor and got all of the answers I was looking for anyway. There is no reason to worry unless your doctor is stretching the limits of your band and if that happens then it can rupture. That is scary!!!

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