Please don't blame yourself if your RnY failed you
I would also suggest that you go to Google and type in the following: Long term results with the gastric bypass
There are many, many problems showing up with the RnY long term, including (but not limited to): Erosion of the intestines (which means they are being disolved away), ulceration of the intestines; long term severe vitamin and mineral deficiencies (even when taking supplements), etc, etc., etc..
The reason for this is that the intestines were set up to process foods in a particular way. The bypass (and the DS) both rearrange the intestinal tract, and they disrupt the natural manner of dealing with nutrients. Portions of the intestines that are NOT designed to deal with certain substances are now requitred to do so.
The long term result is a breakdown in the system, You can not replace erroded intestines. Once this happens, they are permanently eroded and they do NOT recover. This is also a precursor to cancer, by the way.
I am simply amazed by the number of people that have weight loss surgery, without doing ANY independant research on their own.
There are many, many problems showing up with the RnY long term, including (but not limited to): Erosion of the intestines (which means they are being disolved away), ulceration of the intestines; long term severe vitamin and mineral deficiencies (even when taking supplements), etc, etc., etc..
The reason for this is that the intestines were set up to process foods in a particular way. The bypass (and the DS) both rearrange the intestinal tract, and they disrupt the natural manner of dealing with nutrients. Portions of the intestines that are NOT designed to deal with certain substances are now requitred to do so.
The long term result is a breakdown in the system, You can not replace erroded intestines. Once this happens, they are permanently eroded and they do NOT recover. This is also a precursor to cancer, by the way.
I am simply amazed by the number of people that have weight loss surgery, without doing ANY independant research on their own.
Hi OldMedic-
Which surgery did you have? And, do you feel you made the right decision or would you have chosen another procedure? You mentioned in your post above that once the intestines erode there is no repair....what does that mean for that indivudal? What are they forced to do to deal with that?
Which surgery did you have? And, do you feel you made the right decision or would you have chosen another procedure? You mentioned in your post above that once the intestines erode there is no repair....what does that mean for that indivudal? What are they forced to do to deal with that?
CriscoNinja
on 1/5/12 11:29 pm
on 1/5/12 11:29 pm
DS on 06/05/12
Please share your sources for the intestional erosion? I can't seem to find a definitive answer in my googling.
Well I used to have a link here, but you know how that goes...
I too did not achieve expected rsults from my RNY. spent alot of time on thereapist's couch to get my headon straight about this. For the past six months, I have been workign one on one with a health coach under a strictly supervise meal plan... Reasults are fantastic. I have lost all the weight I regained and losing even mor to get to ultimate goal!!!!!
BUt, i still have a 'dialated stoma' and my insurance company has denied the recommended band over to correct it. I"m cautiously watching for any other adverse symptoms 9gastric ulcers etc....).....
Thanks for the links.....
BUt, i still have a 'dialated stoma' and my insurance company has denied the recommended band over to correct it. I"m cautiously watching for any other adverse symptoms 9gastric ulcers etc....).....
Thanks for the links.....