Upper GI Study
So I called my doctor this morning (or I should say his office), he is in surgery, not bariatric on Mondays so I had to leave a message about my puking all weekend and the symptoms of my narrowing returning. Get a call back this afternoon from the office " Dr.wants you to have an upper GI. His scheduler is out of the office today so she will call you tomorrow". I was a little upset because now I have had the same symptoms that I have had each time I have needed the EGD with dilation, and depending on when the UGI gets scheduled I could not have resolution until the end of the week! Why would he want an UGI when the symptoms were the same?
I spent the afternoon being upset, but then driving home thinking: hey things could be worse, this is a minor complication, I said that when I decided on this surgery I didn't care if I ever ate again, I dont have G-tubes, I am still working and functional!
So, why do you think he wants an UGI?
I spent the afternoon being upset, but then driving home thinking: hey things could be worse, this is a minor complication, I said that when I decided on this surgery I didn't care if I ever ate again, I dont have G-tubes, I am still working and functional!
So, why do you think he wants an UGI?
I don't know. Why don't you call his office in the morning and ask?
Kelly
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