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FloraScorpia

Gastric Bypass Patients
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  1. I've since been to my surgeon & now I have to have my gallbladder taken out. I knew this was possible, it very common so I found out. Ill keep everyone posted since this is like I said a common sideaffeck after gastric bypass
  2. I had my surgery November 15th 2012, I've doing very with my weight loss, everything was smooth sailing. Until I had some sort of attack at work one night. I took a drink right in the middle of my chest came this painfull heartburn which spread out horizontally. Seconds later pain dropped into my stomach, cramps so bad I couldn't stand up straight. It was intense but slowly subsided. Within an hour I was home and all the pain came back even more intense. I believe its my gallbladder, which I was warned could possible have to be removed after my bypass. Has anyone endured anything like this?

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