bandster815 0 Posted December 12, 2009 I was filled 3 days ago. I can drink without any problems. But as soon as I eat soid foods, I begin to oversalivate, get a pain in my chest and then must vomit. Usually several times. Should I get unfilled or wait and remain on liquid? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
crzytchr 3 Posted December 12, 2009 I was filled 3 days ago. I can drink without any problems. But as soon as I eat soid foods, I begin to oversalivate, get a pain in my chest and then must vomit. Usually several times. Should I get unfilled or wait and remain on liquid? If it were me, I would get some taken out, because I do NOT like having my band tight. If you decide to wait it out a little more, then go from liquids to mushies. If even the mushies give you problems, get some taken out. If the mushies are ok, then just try to progress to solids after a couple days of mushies. If after that you are still unable to eat solids, you should get an unfill. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
greytz 4 Posted December 12, 2009 Call your surgeon asap and I would think you need a slight unfill. Are you chewing really well? What are you eating in the way of solids. You should not be sliming or vomitting. That is not how the band should be working for you. Good Luck and call the doc. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lingra 1 Posted December 12, 2009 You are definitely to tight. I had the some problems about 2 weeks ago and I had to go in to get unfilled. When I went they remove all of the saline because I had been vomiting to long and stoma became very irritated and was having acid reflux really bad. They told me that if you go to long like this it will damage the band from the constant throwing-up. I have been unfilled for 2 weeks now. I go back on Dec. 15 for a fill. It better to remove some of the Fluid, than to cause yourself any harm or damge your band. Good luck and keep us posted. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bandster815 0 Posted December 22, 2009 Thank you everyone for your reply. I ended up waiting 2 weeks from the fill, and then yesterday went and had .5cc removed. All of a sudden I felt tremendously better! I was able to eat almost immediately and everything stayed down! Yeah! I must have been too tight. Thanks for your help. Interesting though...some of those days I could eat ok...then others I was throwing up a lot. The best time of the day for me to eat is at noon time. I can eat without any problems. The morning and evening are difficult for me. Especially dinner time. An average meal is Protein (chicken, turkey or pork...very moist) and vegetables. Still having some problems with this. Any ideas as to why the evening is difficult? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites