Question:
ok what im asking is i had gastric bypass surgery 6 wks out

6 weeks out of gastric bypass i discovered i was pregnant therefore i lost no weight so i was wandering could th surgery be done again or is there something that can be done to hlp me lose the weight??    — kkaystout (posted on February 23, 2008)

February 23, 2008
There is a pregnancy after WLS forum here. Go there and ask this. http://www.obesityhelp.com/forums/postop_pregnancy/
   — SameButDifferent

February 23, 2008
Yes, the surgery can be done over. Your looking for a revision. I had Lap-RNY in 01, then Open-RNY 03 and 3 months after that surgery got pregnant, son was born Oct. 04.. Dec. 19,07 they went back in and re-did the Open-RNY. Good Luck. But just talk with your surgeon.
   — Sassybel94

February 23, 2008
Ok I am going to say this nicely. I was pregnant 14 mths after surgery gained 60 pounds and have lost all of it but 15. Your surgery is a tool you can use it and do things correctly and not have to have surguries again. It is self will. Do not feed yourself to death. Eat what you are suppose to and you will be ok. Be determined to do your best and what you are suppose to do, diet, excerise. do the 25 fat, 100 carb, 900 calories-1200 calories which is about 1 year outl. If you are not 1 year out then you are consuming less calories. And if you are not then you need to cut back and consentrate on the tool they gave you the first time.
   — tl_morgan

February 23, 2008
Please believe me, you do not need to have the surgery again, or to have it re-done. The surgery is still there and functioning and working. Because of your pregnancy, your weight loss will probably be slower than people who are not pregnant, however the weight loss will happen little by little. You need to consult your surgeon and an Obstetrician now that you are pregnant, about how much you should be eating at one time, how often you should eat, what you should eat, and what vitamins you should be taking. You need to be careful not to eat too much and stretch out your surgery, yet you need enough nutrition to support the baby - again, you need to consult Doctors. Be sure to sip, sip, sip water or Crystal Light in between meals to stay hydrated. Dehydration is a very common problem post-surgery because people do not keep sipping water in between meals as they are supposed to. Best wishes.
   — Gina S.