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Presurgical Testing?

My surgery is scheduled for the 25th. The 21st I have presurgical testing does anybody know what the testing consist of? I've already had testing from head to toe. Lol

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    My doctor ran labs a second time a week prior as a standard protocol. Good luck to you -- getting there! Congratulations on your date. I am ten days out and so happy with my new band.

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    Good luck to you to I can't wait its been a long road

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    Standard labs and a pregnancy test to ensure nothing popped up last minute (infection, anemia, pregnancy) etc that would put you at risk during surgery.

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    they check your blood count, rbc and wbc and clotting time etc. to make sure you are safe for surgery.

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