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pre operation gastriac sleeve surgery

Yestarday was my first visit for my surgery seen the Dr. told him what surgery I wanted but because of acid reflex disease he suggested I don't do that one , so I have been researching this and found that many people who had the problem pre op said they took nexum and was fine some said they don't have it at all any more . so I have decided to have the sleeve surgery .

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I also suffer with acid reflux and only reason my surgeon would not preform the sleeve surgery is if you have Barrett's disease. They should do an upper GI to make sure you don't have it.

They found that I do have a henital hernia that he will repair durning my surgery and said most cases once that's fixed you shouldn't have problems with acid. Good luck in your journey!!

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