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Can I go on Amusement rides after Lap Band Surgery ?

Does anyone know after surgery will I be able to ride the rides in amusement park? Just wondering if it would hurt r do damage to the band? Thanks 4 all your help:)

Tracey Sher

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    I hope you can, because that's one of my goals. I want to be able to ride all the rollercoasters at Six Flags again. I have a million little things on my "skinny list". :-)

  • Me too Laura, I already made plans to be there once im small enough

  • Ride on girl! One of my biggest victories was being able to fit in a roller coaster again, and I LOVED IT!!! No worries!

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I would be afraid to go on them right after surgery. They say we should wait between 4 and 6 weeks to start exercising. I think the same would apply to the amusement rides as you often get thrown around. I wouldn't take the chance.

I hope you can, because that's one of my goals. I want to be able to ride all the rollercoasters at Six Flags again. I have a million little things on my "skinny list". :-)

They won't damage the band... I've went on them a few times since I was banded. I just wouldn't go right after surgery.

No you wont be able to go on rides right after surgery. It hurts, its surgery!

I hope you can, because that's one of my goals. I want to be able to ride all the rollercoasters at Six Flags again. I have a million little things on my "skinny list". :-)

Me too Laura, I already made plans to be there once im small enough

I don't see why not! I've done some pretty rough things to my body (including roller coasters) after surgery and have had no negative effects.

I would just avoid it if you have had surgery recently or your incisions are not fully healed. Other than that, bombs away!!! :)

Ride on girl! One of my biggest victories was being able to fit in a roller coaster again, and I LOVED IT!!! No worries! :)

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Thank you everyone:)

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