Guest guest Posted September 17, 2007 Report Share Posted September 17, 2007 , you are probably still swollen from the fill. We need to be taking small sips now - never any gulping any longer! Just a couple small sips, then pause for 10 seconds to let it go down Have warm and hot things, not cold ones, for now. cold ones will shrink the stoma, and you want it to open and relax. Within a few days, you should have no problem at all with drinking any hot or cold liquids- both should go down right away without the sensation of " backing up " - as long as you remember the small sips rule. The burning may well be reflux, and this is a sign that the fill may too tight - along with your drinking problems above. Avoid anything with citrus, coffee, caffeine, chocolate, tea, spicy things, mint, onions or garlic - all these promote reflux. Give it a day or two for the swelling to go down. If there is still aNY burning, please contact your doc for a small unfill - reflux is dangerous, and should never be tolerated. See how it goes for a couple days, - you can wait if you're able to get in the minimum 80-100 oz of fluid a day, so you don't dehydrate. Have only fluids the first 24 hrs, then a day of soft foods, then go back to regular foods (unless your doc has a slower schedule). If you cannot tolerate any of these stages, you're also too tight for that reason. Sandy r > > Maybe I'm paranoid or something but I just thought I'd send this out > and see if anyone else felt this. > > I got my 2nd fill tonight. It was an easy fill (up to 7cc's in a 14 > cc band) Two things have happened that I wonder if it is normal. > > 1. Everytime I drink or eat a SF popsicle, it feels like my throat > is filling up then everything goes down (kinda like a stuffed up > drain that slowly goes down) - it isn't painful or anything. > > 2. Shortly after the fill I felt a burning sensation in the back of > my nose - kinda like when your swimming and you get a noseful of > water - my nose has been running (it was perfectly dry when I went to > Doc) and now I feel the burning sensation at the back of my throat - > I guess where the nasal passage and esophagus meets. > > Could this be a result of the fill or could I just catching a cold > and being paranoid because it happened right after the fill. > > BTW I feel good. A little queasy, but then I went to water aerobics > shortly after my fill and all that bouncing probably didn't make my > tummy very happy. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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