I'm also two days post op. I am with Dr. Aceves in Mexicali.
Day 1 was OK, I didn't feel too bad. You would think it would hurt but it didn't.
Day 2 I couldn't hold anything down and had a lot of problems with acid
Day 3 I don't throw up but acid is a problem.
They though it was gas but meds that work are acid meds
The staff here so nice, it makes coping with this much easier.
In a western country a patient is just an annoyance.
It seems everbody has a different experience with this...we hope we are going to be the lucky ones ....
I'm also two days post op. I am with Dr. Aceves in Mexicali.
Day 1 was OK, I didn't feel too bad. You would think it would hurt but it didn't.
Day 2 I couldn't hold anything down and had a lot of problems with acid
Day 3 I don't throw up but acid is a problem.
They though it was gas but meds that work are acid meds
The staff here so nice, it makes coping with this much easier.
In a western country a patient is just an annoyance.
It seems everbody has a different experience with this...we hope we are going to be the lucky ones ....
Thanks for the info Suzanne, I am scheduled for the 27th of May.
Dr. Aceves has a great reputation, it is about the same cost as where I live but with him I think the chances of a complication are less.
I have a 30 hours door to door trip home, I was wondering what to take on the plane..
I was thinking some whey Water mix and the medications you mentioned.
Roger
I noticed this watching videos on youtube made by people who have VSG.
They have a lot of trouble articulating.
They stumble over their words, can't remember what they are saying, can't think what they should say.
The effect is obvious so I am surprised nobody picked up on it.
The wiki says something about the ghrelin stimulating nerve growth in the hippocampus.
Since anti-depressants also affect nerve growth it might be possible to counter the lack of ghrelin by taking anti-depressants.
I haven't had VSG yet so I am just observing.