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Pre Op (Testing)

Hello All,

I am scheduled for sleeve in TJ on April 16. I have a great surgeon and am looking forward to surgery day with confidence. I am wondering if anyone can share their day of surgery stories with me in regards to Pre Op Testing (if you were sleeve in Mexico). What tests were preformed and how long did it take before you were actually on the surgery table getting your surgery done. Just curious. Any information would help.

Thanks All!!!

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    I was admitted the night before surgery and they did all of the preop stuff the night before because my surgery was the first of the next morning. They did my bloodwork, blood pressure, heart rate and

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I was admitted the night before surgery and they did all of the preop stuff the night before because my surgery was the first of the next morning. They did my bloodwork, blood pressure, heart rate and an EKG. After my tests I took a shower watched some TV and went to sleep. The nurse woke me up at 5AM and they put in the IV , then the surgeons and anesthesiologist came in and talked to me and by 6ish I was being wheeled down to the operating room. I had cabrera/valenzuela at MiDoctor.

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