PLEASE HELP! Signs of a slipped band?

tracycoder
on 2/16/11 9:41 pm
I ate something I shouldn't have yesterday and ended up having to throw it up.  Now I'm paranoid that I may have caused my band to slip.  Could you please tell me the signs of a slipped band (i.e. how my stomach will feel, will I be nauseous, etc)?

Thanks so much!
                              
              
Kate -True Brit
on 2/16/11 10:37 pm - UK

 If just one episode of throwing up led to band slips, almost everyone would have them!

The most usual sympton is a dramatic increase in tightness. At the least extreme end this might be difficulty in eating and reflux. At the other extreme, it might be so tight that you couldn't even swallow your own saliva.

Kate

Highest 290, Banded - 248   Lowest 139 (too thin!). Comfort zone 155-165.

Happily banded since May 2006.  Regain of 28lbs 2013-14.  ALL GONE!

But some has returned! Up to 175, argh! Off we go again,

   

steelerfan1
on 2/16/11 10:38 pm
The odds of you slipping your band from you throwing up once isnt going to happen. I have thrown up before due to being sick and I was just fine .

It takes quite abit of throwing up for you to slip your band once isnt going to make you slip your band if that was the case everybody here on this board would have slip bands :o)
    
           
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addysmom
on 2/16/11 10:43 pm - dexter, MO
I got food poisoning 10 months after i had been banded....i dry heaved so hard several times...and my band never slipped, however, i was very swollen, so i saw my surgeon and have an unfill to let thing get back to normal and unswell then started getting fills again...i ended up losing 115 lbs in 15 months.  Just baby your stomach...liquids for a few days and see how u feel!
Jean M.
on 2/16/11 11:12 pm
Revision on 08/16/12
When my band slipped, I hadn't been having any problems like vomiting. Suddenly I started having constant heartburn, reflux, and chest pain. No nausea, but it was increasingly difficult to eat...then difficult to drink. A complete unfill and rest period cured it.

Jean

Jean McMillan c.2009-2013 - Always a bandster at heart
author of Bandwagon (TM), Strategies for Success  with the Adjustable Gastric Band & Bandwagon Cookery. Bandwagon for Kindle now available on Amazon.  Read my blog at: jean-onthebandwagon.blogspot.com 

   

 

 

 

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