Complications anyone?
Not sure how long you have been on here but I have been following for a while now and do not hear of too many complications at all! I think the percentage rate for complications is 1% for VSG. I am still going to my psych appts but can't wait to be on the losers bench!!! I wish you luck with your surgery if you go thru with it...
I had mine 3 weeks ago. No complications at all. I hurt like hell the day of but after that I feel great just remember once you are allowed, sip tha****er like your life depends on it. It will save you from some pretty uncomfortable situations later. Two of them being nausea and constipation. Good Luck, you'll feel better after the surgery it is well worth it.
Surgery is easy. It's what comes after that's hard work.
Yes, there are complications, but they're rare. The most serious are leaks and blood clots. Not a lot you can do about a leak except stick with your eating plan after surgery. If you have one, it probably happened in surgery. To avoid blood clots, make sure you get up and walk as often as possible. If your hospital is like mine, they put these compression leggings on you that will squeeze your legs to avoid clots.
Chances are you'll breeze through the surgery. Honestly, I had minimal pain, little gas, never had a problem drinking or eating, never had nausea. I think my experience is more the norm than the exception. Any pain or discomfort you feel is fleeting in the big scheme of things, a few moments to a few days. And you'll feel better every day. So, pull up your big girl panties and march yourself into the hospital tomorrow and GIT 'ER DONE!
Yes, there are complications, but they're rare. The most serious are leaks and blood clots. Not a lot you can do about a leak except stick with your eating plan after surgery. If you have one, it probably happened in surgery. To avoid blood clots, make sure you get up and walk as often as possible. If your hospital is like mine, they put these compression leggings on you that will squeeze your legs to avoid clots.
Chances are you'll breeze through the surgery. Honestly, I had minimal pain, little gas, never had a problem drinking or eating, never had nausea. I think my experience is more the norm than the exception. Any pain or discomfort you feel is fleeting in the big scheme of things, a few moments to a few days. And you'll feel better every day. So, pull up your big girl panties and march yourself into the hospital tomorrow and GIT 'ER DONE!


