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  1.    imct reacted to a post in a topic: Blood work D Dimer ?
  2. To this day I do not know why it was high or that I have ever had it tested again , I’m sorry I couldn’t be more helpfull
  3.    Stefistan reacted to a post in a topic: Night Eating Syndrome
  4. I was able and doc said it was OK to take pills after surgery,as long as there not to big, and able to swallow with little sips of water, if taking pill scares you sometimes there is a liquid form for medications
  5. I hope you do not mind , but my daughter and myself were on effexor , I had horrible withdrawals,weight gain gave my daughter headache, and weight gain the Dr put her on fetzima she did very well on that drug with minimal wright gain
  6.    SlimJill reacted to a post in a topic: vyvanse (lisdexamftamine dimesylate
  7. Are you using Iron dextrin? I have just started my infusions,.takes about 3 hours for me but everyone else about an hour ,my hematologist wanted me in twice a week,b it I only go once week, it will continue for 6 weeks then a full blood panel to see if my numbers improve,a and I feel crappy after the infusions Sent from my LGLK430 using the BariatricPal App
  8. I have started infusions, I hope I can try to help the % is the total Iron in the red blood cells and the ferritin is the Protein that stores extra iron and b12 helps make red blood cells so it's very important to keep them both normal, however I am no longer able and will have to get infusions for life, unfortunately for me my levels and back up supply are practically depleted, my hematologist is being very aggressive in my treatments Sent from my LGLK430 using the BariatricPal App
  9. I am 9months post op from bariatric surgery #3 subtotal gastrectomy with RNY gastrojejunostomy, I have started Iron infusions 3weeks ago, my hematologist strongly suggested I come in twice a week for 6weeks but I am only going once a week, it's takes about 3 hours from the time I walk in to when I leave, and I feel like crap after, and I also have to give myself B 12 injections once every 2 weeks, my suggestion to anyone who starts showing signs of anemia or B12 deficiency should take it seriously and see a hematologist, better to treat it early then what I'm going through, Sent from my LGLK430 using the BariatricPal App
  10. I'm not a year out yet, from my revision, I have had all 3 Bariatric surgeries, in the last 11 years, do to complications, I am now anemic and was told that I will need an iron infusion and I also give myself a b12 shot every 2 weeks, how did you feel after the infusion ?
  11.    runaroundsue reacted to a post in a topic: vyvanse (lisdexamftamine dimesylate
  12. I had my gallbladder out yesterday, I am no longer in pain from the stones and most of my symptoms are gone, The only discomfort is from the incisions,
  13. Gallbladder was removed yesterday. I feel good with only slight discomfort in the incision sights,
  14. Hi All , how is everyone doing? I had to get a ultrasound of my gallbladder , suffering from nausea,vomiting, chest pain,pale colored stool My surgeon said to call his office when I had the ultrasound, So I did I didnt think they would have results so fast but 15 minutes later I got a call back, have an appointment Thursday to discuss options, so yea I have gall stones
  15.    Sammie1124 reacted to a post in a topic: vyvanse (lisdexamftamine dimesylate
  16. Its not the coffee or tea the Drs dont want you to have its the caffeine. It is a diuretic. Your first month is all about sipping on Water and Protein. Caffeine could dehydrate you in the early stages of surgery hope this helps and no its not forever Sent from my LGLK430 using the BariatricPal App
  17.    Blberry reacted to a post in a topic: Using the bathroom
  18.    Falecha reacted to a post in a topic: Using the bathroom
  19. I went 12 days after surgery, I tried almost everything,but I may have had a tiny blockage, I became nauseous at the same time, first day normal 2nd day not so normal more liquid than solid , but that may have been from the stool softener and whatever else I took to help me go, my nurse said as long as I wasn't in pain that it will happen and I'll be ok
  20. Our stomach and intestines are healing and angry , I do have very bad burning in the am , unfortunately this is normal , and I am on Pepcid for at least 6 months to a year, I'm 2 weeks post RNY , I was also sleeved and was also given antacids after that surgery
  21.    boom reacted to a post in a topic: Using the bathroom
  22. Miralax or smooth move tea seam to be a big hit on a few of the forums

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