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To Gel Or Not To Gel? That Is The Question!

Hello, can gastric bypass patients take gel pills?

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    I wouldn't attempt it. I left post over on your other thread if you are referring to stool softeners.

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    Ok, thanks!

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    my stool softener is gel pill that my surgeon perscribed. My Biotin is also gel pills.

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    I tried gel vitamins. No problem

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    Thank you everyone for your advice. I really appreciate it. My nurse called me and said it was fine so I tried it. Helped a little so far. Waiting for the next to find out if it's better,LOL. Just like everything else I think it all depends on your docotor and your own body. Everyone's stomach reacts differently. :)

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