Heart burn, help!
Have you had a fluoroscopy Xray recently? Here's some info I found:
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Symptoms of slippage
Band slippage can result in a variety of symptoms. The longer you have your band, the easier it will be to identify any unusual reactions to food. Pay attention to the way your body reacts to certain foods and learn what types of foods work best for you, and which ones should be avoided. The following are some of the symptoms that may be triggered by a slipped band.
- Lightheadedness
- Nausea or vomiting. Some patients may be unable to even keep down fluids or may notice blood in their vomit.
- Pain or pressure in the chest or abdominal area, which may intensify if you breathe deeply.
- A sudden onset of reflux (heartburn), especially at night.
- Productive or convulsive burping where small amounts of digested food come back up.
- A persistent night cough.
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Avoid kemmerling, Green Bay, WI
Hi! I just went through this - the heartburn needs to be addressed soon. Basically i was eating to much and my pouch became dialated. If you wait too long to see a doc it could slip. Anyway, I had the fluro to confirm, went on liquids for 2 weeks and it went back to normal. I have had the band going on 4 years and this is the only issue I have had. Hope that helps!
Kathy
Kathy