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I came home from a long day at work really, really thirsty. It's not diabetes-related... just thirsty I tried eating some ice chips and sipping Water, but I want to just chug a big glass of water SO BADLY! Has this happened to anyone else since you got banded? How did you get relief?

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I wish there was a "LOVE THIS" option. I'm ready to chug and deal with consequences at this point. Thank you.

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I worry about this post-op, but my Dr said it wouldn't be a problem. Good to hear Mis73 can do it!!

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Clearly I'm still an inexperienced banded (and have not had my first fill either), but I sortable chug Water. No problems whatsoever... yet!??

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I also chug Water, but I am not tight either. Some people can and some cannot. I have had the feeling at times of "filling up," so to speak.

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I chug Water all the time. I try to take small drinks but that doesn't satisfy my thirst. So I take big drinks :) Never had a problem though.

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