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MammaKathy
on 9/16/18 7:17 pm
Topic: RE: severe esophageal motility after Gastric Sleeve

I am scheduled for October 15, how about you? It took my insurance company 6 weeks to approve it. I think it was mainly because my surgeon's office staff is borderline incompetent. It takes them forever to file and then respond to any requests by the insurance company.

Thickemz27
on 9/16/18 4:26 pm
Revision on 09/13/18
Topic: RE: Dr approved me for Distal Bypass

i had rny gastric bypass in 2009 highest weight 276lbs lowest 150lbs

i just had distal revision on 9/13/18 and today im already 4 lbs down weight before surgery 244lbs revory this time around much diffrent and i was up and walking 3 hours after surgery im not sure about the future but this is a tool and second chance and i honestly think it depends on you and the support that u have listen to your body everyone is diffrent remember everyone at one point was against weightloss surgery and the diffrent types of WLS surgeries until they showed sucess

Thickemz27
on 9/16/18 4:11 pm
Revision on 09/13/18
Topic: RE: Advice

i totally understand i would wat the same outcome if it were me fingers crossed and now you have to wait......

queennashiba
on 9/15/18 11:39 am - champaign, IL
Topic: RE: Adding loop duodenal switch to existing sleeve (?)

Hello,

there is a group on Facebook just type in sleeve revision to Sadi S YOU WILL CONNECT WITH A FEW PEOPLE WHOM HAD HAD THE SURGERY. I myself was considering revision from sleeve to Sadi s in Spain with the doctor who actually invented this procedure Andre Pernaute in Madrid Spain but reading all the review and the long term I've decided to go with a full Ds. What I learn is that the Sadi S is not long term it 5 years only then you regain no malabsorption like the full Ds wii give you. Hope this help you

Gonnabskinni2018
on 9/14/18 4:51 pm
Topic: RE: Sleeve to Bypass Revision

So how is the revision going so far? And issues?

misselle
on 9/14/18 4:36 pm - TX
Topic: RE: Sleeve to Bypass Revision

I was in a lot of pain everytime I ate. I actually had my revision on March 9th.

    
Grim_Traveller
on 9/14/18 2:04 pm
RNY on 08/21/12
Topic: RE: Band to Sleeve-one or two surgeries?

Some are done in one surgery, but more often than not it is 2 surgeries, at least a few months apart.

Because the band causes damage to the stomach, it can be dangerous to do a sleeve through the damaged area. It needs to heal first.

Band to RNY is almost always done in one procedure, because the RNY doesn't need to go through the scarred portion of the stomach.

6'3" tall, male.

Highest weight was 475. RNY on 08/21/12. Current weight: 198.

M1 -24; M2 -21; M3 -19; M4 -21; M5 -13; M6 -21; M7 -10; M8 -16; M9 -10; M10 -8; M11 -6; M12 -5.

whithark
on 9/14/18 1:17 pm - Bristol, RI
Topic: Band to Sleeve-one or two surgeries?

I am meeting a new surgeon next month to discuss my band removal and revision options. I am mostly interested in the sleeve. I've never had reflux issues so I am not too concerned about that.

I'm wondering those *****vised to the sleeve from the band, was it done in one surgery? My band has been empty for 4 years. Hoping it can be done in one.

Jaime 

               
Gonnabskinni2018
on 9/14/18 12:35 pm
Topic: RE: Sleeve to Bypass Revision

May I ask why you are having a revision?

Gonnabskinni2018
on 9/14/18 12:08 pm
Topic: RE: Hello. I am new. Looking for advice/encouragement for revision VSG to RNY.

Please tell me how the Stretta procedure has worked for you!!

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