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Got my results back already. My sugar was a bit high but not high enough to worry over and my triglycerides were at 270 down from 1070. ????
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Honestly, the first thing I would do is ask for repeat bloodwork just in case there was a lb error. With results so far outside the norm it's reasonable to do that. I'm a bit surprised your PCP did
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high triglycerides can increase chance of heart attack or stroke... it sounds like the surgeon wanted to make sure that you have the best possible chance for good surgical outcomes and lowered chance
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So I was supposed to have my sleeve surgery on October 27 and they day before it was cancelled.
My pre-op blood work showed my triglycerides at 1100, which is VERY high. My PCP signed off on it as my other numbers were fine. They surgeon even said that. However, they said even though the PCP cleared me the surgeon wants the triglycerides to around 300 before he will do the surgery.
My PCP and all those around me are mad that it was cancelled the day before for something the surgery will help fix.
Can anyone tell me what the concern was? The surgeons office didn't say much. He is a well respected surgeon in an office that people travel from around the country to see.
I know the healthier I am the better things will go, but it has been a soul crushing experience.
I am SO confused. Do I need to look at a different surgeon? Or should this boost my confidence in him since he wants me to be healthier?