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Gastric Sleeve for Dialysis Patients?

I would like to know if any dialysis patients have had gastric sleeve on here. My mom is 220lbs. She is 65 and a dialysis patient. She is unable to get on the kidney list due to excess weight. She has dropped a significant amount. She was almost 300lbs before. However, she has been unable to get lower than the 220. The doctor wants her to lose more. We are examining her options. I would like to hear from others. Thank you.

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This is a question to ask ask the bariatric surgeon, nephrologist, and possibly endocrinologist. Does your mother also have diabetes? I see potentially big issues with her healing ability and protein intake due to having ESRD (end stage renal disease). As a bariatric patient she'll need protein for healing, but as it is, ERSD requires her to limit protein intake as well. I haven't heard about hemodialysis patients that received WLS.

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Hi, I am currently on Hemo-Dialysis and scheduled for a gastric sleeve on July 27, 2017.

Currently on the two week liquid diet. I have a 8 oz protein drink for breakfast (Silk unsweetened Almond Milk, Chocolate Whey Protein 32 grams) and then the rest of the day have 3 or 4 LiquaCel (16g protein) with only 3 or 4 oz of water. I tried the pre-made Protein drinks and they made my phosphorous go high. I also have Sugar-free Jello with protein mixed in.

I also need to lose weight to get on the transplant list.

Good Luck,
HopeB.

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