My surgery (RNY) was 3 yrs ago. I lost 100 lbs and have maintained that loss. I too had hoped for an easing of symptoms but find that it has made no difference at all. Would I do it again? In a heart beat. I am so much more comfortable and moving about is easier--I still get a kick out of seeing a '10' on the label of my jeans. Christine

I had plastic surgery in 1999. Tummy Tuck and Inner Thigh Lift. Thinking back, I remember asking my surgeon about pain that would radiate down the back of my hamstrings. He said that it was the nerves that had been cut during surgery starting to reconnect or something. Well, long story short, I started having pain (all over my body) early January of 2000. The doctors that I have seen for the Fibromyalgia said that it is caused by stress or trauma to the body. Could the plastic surgery be the cause?

Thanks,
~Amy~

I have chronic migraines as well and will be having my surgery around the Jan/Fed time frame.  Both my surgeon and my PCP feel that the weight loss will help.  The theory is that when the weight comes off and hopefully improves and/or cures my sleep apnea, high blood pressure, etc that will make a difference with the migraines.  I'm hoping they are right

Hi!
I was just diagnosed with migranes and am taking Frova as needed?  I am not sure what WLS is or NSAIDS is? I have not been taking any vitamins to help as I am just beginning to be treated for migranes.  I do know a great doctor in NJ that helps with migranes without the use of medication, however he is very expensive and does not except insurence.  If you would like to know his name let me know.  People littlerally come form all over the world to see him.  He is a fantastic Dr.  Let me know if your interested!  Good luck!
Wendy

I had Rny 11-16-10. I had been taking Lyrcia before and then 6 days after the surgery my GP put me back on it and I have not had any problems