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Hi,

Im two months post op and can't stop over eating...i also have not had a fill yet...today after calculating my intake i came up eating 1400 cal. Just to get in my nutrition in. its a pain because i don't get sick eating and drinking that many cals...i shouldn't be eating max cal of 1200... on the other hand i did drop 30+ lbs..since October...any ideas

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The band isn't supposed to stop you from eating anything. It's not supposed to make you sick/vomit from eating too much either. I think you may be expecting it to do things it's simply not meant to do. Here's a link that I think should help: http://drsimpson.net...estriction.html

The band is a great tool, but it's just that, just a tool. The work will always be yours to do, including stopping yourself from over eating.

I would recommend taking your food logs into your nutritionist and letting them help address your issues.

Best wishes.

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Missy is right, time for a visit to the nutritionist. But... that said, congrats on the 30 pounds!

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You're in "bandster hell". That's where your band opening(stoma) is still fairly wide open. So, until you get enough fills to find some restriciton, you're basially on a diet. Sorry, I wasn't told either and I was starving for 4 months till I got my 3rd fill. Work with it and try to eat very healthy foods in this time. Just don't eat junk.

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