Signs of being full

Ok, the other day I asked the question about being able to recognize "restriction" when I have not ever been able to recognize full. I got some pretty great answers on that one. Here is another....

What are the signes of being full after surgery? I've heard burping and a runny nose. Are there others?

I also get the hic-ups.

When you feel as though you have just eaten Thanksgiving dinner then STOP... I say this from experience... one more bite with have you over the toilet. (sorry for the visual but it happens all to often for me)

 

I hiccup and get a runny nose. Nose first then hiccups follow. I usually count my bites while I eat and can usually stop right before this happens otherwise I feel icky for awhile afterwards.

I can feel my stomach restriction, but I also get a single hiccup when I've gone too far... I try to stop before I get the hiccup. best advice: measure your food!

I hiccup, but more recently, I will sneeze 3 times in a row or get a runny nose.

I belch but then again for some reason I belch a lot since surgery. That is my first cue, and like others I try to stop just shy of that point because I have learned the hard way that is very painful and puking. You may not sense anything at first so just measure carefully. Start with less than you think you can eat because it can surprise you.

 

You are not alone in the burping club. I can't even eat foods yet and I'm already belching up a very dignified and ladylike storm--and that's just from water/tea/protein shakes. Whee!

My husband refers to me as his "Delicate Flower" Some are small but others are ummmmm .... NOT! 

Runny nose. Over full, foamies and belching. Foamies make me very ill. Takes about 45 min. to an hour to recover.