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Pain after throwing up

I had somethig that didn't agree with me last night (Onion Soup) and ended up throwing up fairly violently (Much worse than the times I've had something stuck) Today I have some pain where I suspect my band is so I've stayed with liquids and mushies today to see if that helps.

Is this normal? and will it subside or could my band have slipped? (Is that what the pain is?) I'll probably call the Dr in the am. Just wanted to check on here first.

Thanks.

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    The vomiting probably caused some swelling around the band. Call your doctor to make sure.

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