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Sleeve vs bypass

I had an upper GI today and was told I have a small hiatal hernia. I haven't met with the surgeon yet, but nurse practitioner said that he will probably want to do a bypass instead of the sleeve because of it. Anyone else heard this? I don't have any acid reflux and wasn't aware of the hernia. I really would rather have the sleeve. Anyone have the sleeve when diagnosed with hiatal hernia and have problems with reflux?

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Hi! I will be having the sleeve in June and have a large hiatal hernia. The surgeon and his team don't seem concerned. It's a 2 for 1 deal. I'm paying for the vsg and they will fix my hernia while in there for free!

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