giveyouthemoon 4 Posted July 13, 2006 Dr C - I was diagnosed by my surgeon with a case of dilation of the esophagus and pouch. "It's not bad," he said, "just a cause for concern." He reminded me about small portions and told me to be careful. Before this news, I felt almost like a I needed a fill, dr said it was because of the dilation. After being REALLY good on portions, I mean TINY, for about two weeks, everything feels different in there. It feels restricted again. Can the pouch fix itself that quickly or am I just having weird mental restriction? Thanks in advance. Karen Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Trace Curry 1 Posted July 14, 2006 It's hard to say, but it certainly could have fixed itself that fast. Try to avoiding getting "overfull" and hopefully it'll stay that way! Dr. C Cincinnati, Ohio www.TheBandDoctor.com 877.442.BAND DISCLAIMER: I am not your surgeon, any comments made by me are not meant to be taken as medical advice, just general guidelines. Contact your surgeon about your specific problem! Dr C - I was diagnosed by my surgeon with a case of dilation of the esophagus and pouch. "It's not bad," he said, "just a cause for concern." He reminded me about small portions and told me to be careful. Before this news, I felt almost like a I needed a fill, dr said it was because of the dilation. After being REALLY good on portions, I mean TINY, for about two weeks, everything feels different in there. It feels restricted again. Can the pouch fix itself that quickly or am I just having weird mental restriction? Thanks in advance. Karen Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
