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I am happy you are happy! Me too. I wish I had it 20 years afo vut I don't think it was existing back then lol.
I got to thinking more about what you said and have you had an endoscopy lately? I went through that early in my journey and had to be on a PrevPak which is high doses of antibiotics and prevacid. It's basically pre-ulcer meds. It did the trick and I haven't had a problem since.
I had a MGB done in October of 2008. I have lost 70lbs, but mostly because I was too sick to eat. I ended up having the exit to my stomach, where the intestines are re-connected closing off. The doctors could not find out what was wrong with me until they finally did a scoped of my stomach. By the time they finally did the scope the area was completely closed off due to scare tissue and swelling. The doctors then ballooned that back open. I ended up having that ballooned open 3 times, the last time seeming to have been successful. Each time the doctors noted an extensive amount of bile, which explains my nausea. I just had my gallbladder removed 3 weeks ago, and thought I would start to feel great. NOPE, not the case. It does not matter what I eat, I am nauseous after words, and quite often I vomit what I ate along with and extensive amount of bile. It is painful not to mention absolutely disgusting! I don’t drink caffeine and daily I take protonics which is the antacid I took when in the hospital. I am currently looking to have my surgery reversed, and am really nervous after having so many complications from the first! Any ideas? Frustrated, Jessica
I had a MGB done in October of 2008. I have lost 70lbs, but mostly because I was too sick to eat. I ended up having the exit to my stomach, where the intestines are re-connected closing off. The doctors could not find out what was wrong with me until they finally did a scoped of my stomach. By the time they finally did the scope the area was completely closed off due to scare tissue and swelling. The doctors then ballooned that back open. I ended up having that ballooned open 3 times, the last time seeming to have been successful. Each time the doctors noted an extensive amount of bile, which explains my nausea. I just had my gallbladder removed 3 weeks ago, and thought I would start to feel great. NOPE, not the case. It does not matter what I eat, I am nauseous after words, and quite often I vomit what I ate along with and extensive amount of bile. It is painful not to mention absolutely disgusting! I don’t drink caffeine and daily I take protonics which is the antacid I took when in the hospital. Carafate has NO medicinal purpose, all it does is coat the lining of the stomach, however it does seem to provide some type of relief to me if I am having problems with bile, but its just masking a serious problem that needs to be corrected. I am currently looking to have my surgery reversed, and am really nervous after having so many complications from the first! Does anyone have any ideas how to minimize this. I read that after a year it will usally subside, but after reading Darcies story that is obviously not the case since she just started having the bile reflux after a few years!!! Very frustrated, Jessica
I had an MGB in Nov of 2005. I only wish I had done it 10 years before!!!
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MGB Nov 2005 Dr. Cesare Peraglie
Thank you Dr. Peraglie, Dr. Rutledge and any others associated with CLOS.
Matt
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MGB Nov 2005 Dr. Cesare Peraglie
on 2/23/09 11:42 am
Good luck in this journey you are about to take.
Paty