Question:
I cant feel anything (Full or not ) when I have broth or jello I do feel pressure whi

ci I think means Im full - can you over eat liquids? or dot ey just go threw you?    — christine N. (posted on April 22, 2000)

April 22, 2000
I had a Lap proximal RNY 10/99. I can tell you that at first I couldn't tell if I was hungry or full. I would stop eating when I felt any change in sensation and that usually corresponded to about 2 oz of food. When you are still on the liguids, yes it will pass through much more quickly, but if you push too much too fast you just might find it wanting to come back up. I still have to be careful when I'm drinking.
   — Jilda H.

April 23, 2000
Christine, I agree with Jilda. I also had LAP RNY (9/99) and at first I couldn't feel much from liquids. I ate very small amounts (up to 2 oz) but every hour or two. I also ate everything very slowly. Luckily, I have never vomited so I'm not sure what it feels like just before. Now on solid foods, I feel a tightness in my chest when I am getting full. Good luck.
   — Dot W.

April 23, 2000
I believe yours may be a common question. My neighbor had her surgery in February (before mine) and was having the same complaint. However, when I had surgery, I could tell a "fullness" was taking place but then again, I was eating diet puddings and yogurt on the "liquid" diet. After a couple of weeks, it was REALLY apparent when I was full. I'm less than 3 weeks out now, and when I'm full I feel an "ugh!" feeling. My neighbor describes her fullness as an "OUCH" feeling (but I interpret that as her eating a little more than I do to feel this way). I know that sounded corny, but maybe it was descriptive anyway! Hope this helps.
   — Cindy H.

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