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High risk ?

My surgeon told me that he can't do my gallblader and sleeve surgeries at the same time because both surgeries at the same time could has high risk of complications. ...so, hum, I did all of my pre op tests, and now, I will have next tuesday my gallbladder surgery(no with my sleeve dr),then in 3 weeks I will meet my sleeve surgeon for my last visit....

I'm still confuse about it....,any advise or opinion about that?

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  • Its very common to do both. I would be looking for another surgeon for a 2nd opinion if he can't give me very good reasons because unless there is something unique to your anatomy it can be done. More

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I was originally scheduled to have my sleeve and gall bladder done together, Unfortunately I had a bad reaction to the anesthesia half way through and they had to stop before I got sleeved... I went back a month later to finish up. My "complication" was just one of those things the surgeon said and had nothing to do with getting both done, they actually think it had to do with my taking an antihistamine the night before surgery. What added complications are they worried about?

I would be asking why? It seems many have both done at the same time. There may be a very good reason why, but it could be a $ issue. 2 surgeries more money

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He doesn't tell me about specific "complications".... and I asked! , but I would luke to know more about it.....thanks for answer !!

Its very common to do both. I would be looking for another surgeon for a 2nd opinion if he can't give me very good reasons because unless there is something unique to your anatomy it can be done. More $ for him to separate, much less money and only 1 anesthesia for you if done together.

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Its very common to do both. I would be looking for another surgeon for a 2nd opinion if he can't give me very good reasons because unless there is something unique to your anatomy it can be done. More for him to separate' date=' much less money and only 1 anesthesia for you if done together.[/quote']

Yea I know its very common...that's why I asking myself about his answer....This is my second surgeon in this process, I want to finish soon!!!! I felt like he doesn't want, period.why? I don't know, I have a low bmi, no high risk, I don't know....My gallbladder surgery is next week with other surgeon... :(

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