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Gastric Bypass Post-Op Nerve Damage In Legs / Feet
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Has anyone else ever heard of person who has had a gastric bypass suffer from nerve damage to their legs below the knee following successful surgery?
I suffer from lack of touch sensation in my legs, below the knee, and feet as well as foot drop (similar to paralysis of the foot) but then at the same time suffer from constant and extreme burning sensation in the legs that gets more intense and stronger the more stressed and upset I get.
I have recently seen an article that has associated this condition with gastric bypass surgery and it was only after I read the article that I put 2+2 together and realised that it was true that the nerve damage and lack of sensation did only start after the operation.
I don't have the link to the article at this moment but I will find it and post it as a reply.
I would REALLY appreciate any replies or opinions from anyone who has heard of a link between these events.
Thanks
James