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kahlana
on 4/23/11 5:13 am - Sitka, AK
VSG on 01/26/12
"Enteric hyperoxaluria is often present in patients after the operations of RYGB and BPD-DS that utilize an element of intestinal malabsorption as a mechanism for weight loss."

What the heck is "enteric hyperoxaluria" in plain English please?
              
 
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Lady Lithia
on 4/23/11 5:28 am
did you google it?

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kahlana
on 4/23/11 5:35 am - Sitka, AK
VSG on 01/26/12
seems to be something that causes renal failure that you get from the ileum being damaged.

Maybe i should sign up for some anatomy classes at the university lol

              
 
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Lifztooshort
on 4/23/11 6:55 am, edited 4/23/11 6:59 am
Well, it sounds like preferred initial treatment is supplemental calcium...  Something that should be happening for GB folks anyway.  All the more reason to follow post op diet and supplementation as directed.
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Amy R.
on 4/23/11 10:38 am, edited 4/23/11 10:39 am
Definition of ENTERIC
1: of, relating to, or affecting the intestines ; broadly : alimentary

Definition of HYPEROXALURIA
: the presence of excess oxalic acid or oxalates in the urineÂ--called also oxaluria


Hope this helps =)
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