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Secondtimelucky

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  1. I’m scheduled for bypass in a week. It’s a revision from a sleeve. I’m having bile reflux and that’s the primary reason I’m doing the surgery. I’ve had some pretty mixed feelings about it, but logically it is the best choice.
  2. Thanks everyone for the replies. Mentally, I think I’m getting there.
  3. I had a VSG in 2008. I’ve been on nexium for acid reflux since then. At my lowest, I’d lost 120 lbs. I’ve kept 50 of that off. In addition to weight creeping back up, I’ve continually had problems with burping, hiccups, occasional vomiting, pills getting stuck, and bile washing back up. Finally, I went back to my surgeon late last year. I wasn’t planning to do another WLS (I’m 55 and thinking this is just how I am), but did a barium swallow and endoscopy. He said I have bile reflux (in addition to acid reflux) and that puts me at risk for esophagal cancer. He wants to do a gastric bypass and I’m scheduled for that now. The whole cancer risk scare is what is driving me, but I have mixed feelings about the surgery. I’m certainly hoping that it clears up both the acid and bile reflux issues, but halfway through my pre-op, I’m feeling pretty down about the whole thing. Anyone else go through this? Thanks

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