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Elaine12345

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Everything posted by Elaine12345

  1. Technically it is excessive Roux limb.....but it causes me constant hunger, pain.. It's kinda like a candy cane pouch that shouldn't be there
  2. Wondering if it's possible to correct a candy cane with endoscopic surgery...I went into surgery a few years ago to have it corrected, and I had too many adhesions, and he closed me up...I've gained a lot of my weight back ...and I'm wondering if this is even possible..and was it successful?
  3. Here's my situation I had a Roux-N - Y 14 years ago in the states....I did very well for 8 years....then started gaining weight and was always hungry. .....I went back to USA to see a bariatric surgeon as I now have a "candy-cane".... He tried to fix this but was unsuccessful......I want to see a bariatric surgeon for some follow -up and support and possibly see if thy can fix this through endoscopy surgery..I've been told that if someone has gastric bypass surgery outside of NS that the specialist will not see me.....I've been to the USA and had surgery twice costing huge amounts of dollars. When I had my surgery 14 years ago that procedure was not even done here...now they won't see me and I'm out of money to have a third surgery from my funds.

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