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she has had RNY and I think of her as a vitamin guru - she has had big problems post-op because of crappy vitamin advice from her doctor and so has done a lot of research to take care of herself.
yes, hopefully your phych does understand it but...if I were you I'd research myself.
it's not like you can be too well informed and it's so important.
I did pm Andrea and she said she's no expert on this issue but I'll bet somebody is. just have to find them.
but if you have a vitamin/mineral issue, she's the one.
once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.
PM me if you are interested in either of these.
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Albert Schweitzer
Hugs!
Angie
Jackie -
Who is Andrea U?
My physchiatrist works with Eating Disorder patients at Kaiser. I would like to think she understands dosing for RNY patients, but I guess you never know.
I just posted about this a couple of days ago, wondering if anyone had experienced their meds not working after surgery. My official diagnosis is Borderline Personality Disorder, Major Depression and Bulimia. I have been taking Topamax and Geodon. They both came in capsule form so for the six weeks after surgery I opened the capsules and swallowed them with a sip of water. Now I'm experiencing an increase in my depression so I asked my doctor about the absorption. She just added liquid Prozac to the mix. Best of luck to you!
I saw your post that the doc is now going to give you prozac in addtition.
not sure what kind of doctor you are seeing but do they know about WLS? I know some meds are not absorbed normally with RYN so I wonder if your doctor is up on this?
have you posted your question on the RYN board or even sent a pm to somebody like Andrea U?
Jackie
once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.
PM me if you are interested in either of these.
size 8, life is great
That's a good question I am on Cymbalta. I don't have an official diagnoses but have major anxiety that the Cymbalta definitly helps to make livable.