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I have a hiatal hernia as well... I will definitely let you know how it all work out. He will repair that as well as the full bypass.
Fingers crossed it gets approved and is successful !

Surgery date 4/27/18 !!!
Please keep me posted if you think about it!! Good luck!! I am anxious to get this appointment behind me and have an idea if he can just change my medication or what he is going to want to do. I also have a hiatal hernia. Some want to and will repair, some don't want to. Have a great Memorial Day evening!
Hey,
It takes time. Especially for women. It's also possible that your surgeon didn't take enough of your stomach. Have you changed your lifestyle at all. It's a tool. It's not the end all.
I am going forward with the revision once approved from insurance. I am not doing it for weight loss reasons. I am extremely happy with my weight and how I look. I am doing it because the reflux is so damn bad! I will let you know how it works once I know!

Surgery date 4/27/18 !!!
take FULL ADVANTAGE of the honeymoon period. It comes to an end. Listen politely, and keep doing what you're doing!!
I noticed you had a vsg to RNY revision surgery a couple of years ago. I may be faced with that decision due to GERD. My first appointment with a new bariatric surgeon is in three weeks. I was cash pay with the vsg., if the doctor does recommend revision, any idea about insurance? Our ins doesn't cover WLS, but if this is a medical reason surely they will. If you did it for the same reason, did it help? Did you lose additional weight. What were the main differences between sleeve surgery and RNY? Dumping? I think a deterrent might be a good thing for sweets and fatty foods. Any advice and details would be greatly appreciated. Is this going to be a process to get insurance on board? Any regrets?
Thank you in advance!
When my doctor retired, I ended up seeing a PA at another bariatric clinic in Dallas just for this reason!
I'm curious as to what you decided to do, and if you went through with a revision, please tell me what it's like reflux wise. Did you lose weight or are you able to maintain? Recovery time etc. Thank you in advance!
on 5/31/21 7:13 am
Unscientific polls here on OH show that about 1 in a million people regret having surgery, but literally everyone regrets not having it sooner.


