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Esophageal Manometry

I just had to have an esophageal manometry completed to assess for swallowing and GERD. It was very traumatic for me! OMG I can't even explain! Has anyone else had this test? If the pressure in the esophagus comes back too high then I can't have the sleeve. I'll have to switch to the bypass which I don't want. Thoughts? Input?

Dawnie_doo

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      I've heard that test is HORRIBLE! However, be thankful that you had it done. I'm seven weeks post op and having severe acid reflux 24/7. Yes 24/7. It never stops. Just Water and food hitting my stomac

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    I've heard that test is HORRIBLE! However, be thankful that you had it done. I'm seven weeks post op and having severe acid reflux 24/7. Yes 24/7. It never stops. Just Water and food hitting my stomach accelerates the burning.I wish my GERD would have been further assessed before surgery. If it comes back you need to have the bypass, I would suggest that is what you need to do (even though you may not really want to). You don't want to be dealing with this and regretting your surgery.

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