im 1mnth and 20 day out of my surgrey, and im feelin very full in the top of my stomach with pain at sometime. when i stand up to walk or move i feel very full and i dont eat alot thats why i dont understand whyim had this feeling.
feeling full all the time
- Thread starter sexy betty boop
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fkrebs
Legendary Contributor
- Surgery
- Gastric By-Pass, Roux-en-Y
- Date
- Oct 17, 2012
- Start Weight
- 392 -- At my peak lbs
- Goal Weight
- 195 lbs
- Currently
- 198.7 lbs
That is a bit worrisome. How many times a day are you eating? Also are you getting enough liquids? I would definitely call your Doctor or Nutritionist and get their opinion. It shouldn't be like that. Are you at least seeing weight loss?
Let us know how you're doing.
Let us know how you're doing.
Javajoy
Hall of Fame Contributor
- Surgery
- Lapband
- Date
- March 12,2012
- Start Weight
- 228 lbs
- Goal Weight
- 120 lbs
- Currently
- 169 lbs
- Progress
- 55%
Good morning Betty Boop,
You haven't said which procedure you had done. I agree you need to call your nutritionist or doctor. I have a lap band and sometimes if I don't chew my food well enough it will get stuck and I have that full feeling that lasts for a few hours. We have to limit the amounts of food we eat and not eat those things that disagree with us. We need to chew chew chew. We must also remember to sip sip sip when we drink anything. Also we are not supposed to drink with our meals and need to stop fluids at least thirty minutes before and after each meal. Definitely need to call your doctor if this continues.
Joy
You haven't said which procedure you had done. I agree you need to call your nutritionist or doctor. I have a lap band and sometimes if I don't chew my food well enough it will get stuck and I have that full feeling that lasts for a few hours. We have to limit the amounts of food we eat and not eat those things that disagree with us. We need to chew chew chew. We must also remember to sip sip sip when we drink anything. Also we are not supposed to drink with our meals and need to stop fluids at least thirty minutes before and after each meal. Definitely need to call your doctor if this continues.
Joy
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TwoMas
Bariatric Legend
- Surgery
- Rue-N-Y
- Date
- 3/28/2010
- Start Weight
- 310 lbs
- Goal Weight
- 170 lbs
- Currently
- 200 lbs
- Progress
- 79%
Hi Betty Boop, Welcome. What surgery did you have? Pain can be a bit worrysome no matter what surgery you have had so please call you doctor's office and discuss this. Let us know how you are doing. 
Tom
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