redo rny staples?
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on 10/2/08 9:09 am - Togo
on 10/2/08 9:09 am - Togo
I first began noticing that I ate more. I mean larger portions. I wasn't satisfied or felt full unless I ate more and more.
Gradually i gained more and more. omg!
I began stumbling around with diets. Doing this one and then doing that one. Succeeding and failing. In time I gained back 3/4 of what i'd lost. I was right back in the same boat I'd been in before the rny.
I went to a bariatric doctor and had an upper GI done. it showed my rny had come unstapled. The staples were still there but not in place.
He told me it was a simple procedure to just staple the stomach together again.
I got all of my clearances done - cardiology, primary care, sleep apnea, pulmonologist, psychiatric, internist, etc. All was ready to go but before i was to leave something happened to me
and i was not able to have the surgery.
that was two years ago. now my life is better and i am able to have the revision.
so i am meeting with a collegeau of my first doctor tomorrow. he referred me to him because my insurance is different now than it was the first time and he doesn't take what i have now.
My first doctor who did the rny - his office manager told me the lap band is considered a revision too. revision doesn't have to mean the staples came out. Gaining weight is cause to look into a revision as there are many reasons to have the surgery again.
So that's my story.
Gradually i gained more and more. omg!
I began stumbling around with diets. Doing this one and then doing that one. Succeeding and failing. In time I gained back 3/4 of what i'd lost. I was right back in the same boat I'd been in before the rny.
I went to a bariatric doctor and had an upper GI done. it showed my rny had come unstapled. The staples were still there but not in place.
He told me it was a simple procedure to just staple the stomach together again.
I got all of my clearances done - cardiology, primary care, sleep apnea, pulmonologist, psychiatric, internist, etc. All was ready to go but before i was to leave something happened to me
and i was not able to have the surgery.
that was two years ago. now my life is better and i am able to have the revision.
so i am meeting with a collegeau of my first doctor tomorrow. he referred me to him because my insurance is different now than it was the first time and he doesn't take what i have now.
My first doctor who did the rny - his office manager told me the lap band is considered a revision too. revision doesn't have to mean the staples came out. Gaining weight is cause to look into a revision as there are many reasons to have the surgery again.
So that's my story.