Can Women still have babies after RNY

Have any females had any kids after RNY, and were their any complications?

Of course women can still have babies after RNY.  The surgery doesn't do anything to affect the reproductive system.  Many women have had kids after RNY, some with complications and some without.  Most complications would not be related to RNY, though, unless they aren't taking their vitamins and have nutritional issues.

What about over eating?

You would have to get special instructions from your nutritionist but there is no reason at all why you shouldn't have children after RNY, 

Given your BMI, you really should be looking into the Duodenal Switch rather than the RNY. The DS has the best long-term, maintained weight-loss stats for patients of any size, but especially so for those of us with a BMI greater than 50.

Thanks Ms Batts, I am researching that right now...

A lot of women become more fertile after WLS. It's important to use two forms of birth control for the first 18-24 months after surgery, until your weight stabilizes.

Short answer? Of course. They do it all the time. But you have to really, REALLY stay on top of nutrition! 

Most surgeons request/require that you agree not to get pregnant within the first year or so.  While your body is in the weight loss stage, there is a concern that getting enough nutrition to keep both you and the baby healthy would be an issue.  

Even without that concern, I wouldn't want to get pregnant until I reached my goal / stabilized at my new weight because I would want to get the best loss possible.  

However, with that said, I have read on here where women have gotten pregnant within a few months of surgery - it will just take careful watch of your nutrition.