gastric bypass in mexico

samslim
on 9/20/11 12:38 pm
just exploring my options. hope someone will share the doc they used and there experience with aftercare in the states, and any complications
Faith is taking the first step even when you dont see the whole staircase... MLK jr.
MIZZEZCHERRY
on 9/21/11 6:10 pm - inglewood, CA
I ALSO HAVE THE SAME QUESTION!!!
samslim
on 9/22/11 3:27 am
i guess we dont have any takers on this subject  this was a good site i found was nice to compare but it still didnt quite answer our question... http://www.gastricsleeve.us/gastric-sleeve-vs-gastric-bypass.html
Faith is taking the first step even when you dont see the whole staircase... MLK jr.
nicole M.
on 9/23/11 6:52 am - Trenton, MI
RNY on 11/03/10 with
I had my gastric bypass last November with Dr. Joya in Puerto Vallarta. He was wonderful, and it was top notch from start to finish!  I do my follow-up care with my personal doctor here in the states. 

My WLS Blog: http://wls-nicoleta.livejournal.com/

        
Emily F.
on 9/23/11 9:36 am
If people are self paying, most are going with the sleeve or ds. You would self pay for bypass? May I ask why you would choose to bypass your stomach and not use your pyloric valve? Do you understand what rny is and what a sleeve is?
samslim
on 9/23/11 11:05 pm
i would not dare go into anything concerning MY body that i have not done research on. As stated in the first post. this is an OPTION for ME and i was looking for someone to share there story and experience. thats all. thanks for your post 
Faith is taking the first step even when you dont see the whole staircase... MLK jr.
Emily F.
on 9/24/11 3:33 am
On September 24, 2011 at 6:05 AM Pacific Time, samslim wrote:
i would not dare go into anything concerning MY body that i have not done research on. As stated in the first post. this is an OPTION for ME and i was looking for someone to share there story and experience. thats all. thanks for your post 
 I'm not trying to be funny, I was making sure you really know the physical differences between rny and sleeve. Its unusual for someone to self pay for rny over a sleeve. 
nicole M.
on 9/27/11 3:21 am - Trenton, MI
RNY on 11/03/10 with
I don't think it's unususal at all. Everyone has their own reasons why they do things, and it isn't necessarily an issue of ignorance or lack of research.  I researched it for 8 years. The reason why I did not to the sleeve is frankly I don't trust a surgery that is so "new." 

My WLS Blog: http://wls-nicoleta.livejournal.com/

        
(deactivated member)
on 9/27/11 9:27 am
why is it unusual for someone to self pay for rny over a sleeve?
goodkel
on 9/27/11 10:44 am
When most people are already halfway there, they generally go for what is not only the most sucessful WLS, but also a much easier revision: to the DS.

If your sleeve has stretched, it can be made smaller rather than inflicting a pouch on yourself with all its downfalls. With the RnY, the malabsorption of food lessens after a couple of years, but the malabsorption of nutrients never does. Why pay the price without receiving the benefits?

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