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EGD once banded

The last fill I got caused acid reflux, so I have gone in a couple of times for the surgeon to take some saline out, and the problem is going away.

But, he said that since it has been so long, he wants to do an EGD. I am not sure this is necessary at this point, I'm ok, have only had some not too bad acid relux at night (when laying flat-and not every night-like I said this is going away since my band has been loosened).

The procedure will cost me $525.

I have had the lapband for 6 years and lost 105 pounds (240 down to 135-I want to get down to 120). I had a 4 year delay since I was living in Europe, but stayed in management (I eat healthy and slow anyway), so I came back, got a small fill and lost the additional 45 pounds for my initial goal. So, I am quite small and swimming and exercising on a regular basis.

Do y'all think this is necessary?

Thanks, Susie

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If your surgeon thinks you should, you should follow his/her advice. I had an issue with heartburn for a few days and learned my band had slipped. I believe its better to be proactive and get tests to fix things before it gets too bad.

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