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Pre op

What kind of issues has Anyone had that were discovered in pre op tests, and were not allowed to have your surgery? I'm 2 weeks away and wondering about my low Iron levels and hypo thyroidism. I'm so worried I'll b turned down.

Please anyone give me any kind if positive feedback

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I have hypothyroidism and it didn't effect me getting surgery at all.

If you're being treated for hypothyroidism, you're good, some surgeons have a problem with untreated

thyroid disease. Low iron isn't usually a problem. You should

have a blood test before surgery and they'll correct anything

then.

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@jennifer1 - u have really eased my worries.

Cordovan- thx for the post. These are The words that help

Me thru this roller coaster of emotions.

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