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Does VSG typically increase heartburn

I've been approved for VSG, but I'm worried about heartburn. I'm currently not diagnosed with GERD but I do experience heartburn on a regular basis. What is everyone's experience with heartburn and VSG?

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No I was referring to why I did not want the roux en y, sorry I'll change that

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Who was your surgeon and which hospital was it done? I am also in the LA area. Thanks!

@@ajg91342 - Dr. Burch at Cedars. Great surgeon and great hospital.

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Mine is about the same. I took Prevacid for years before surgery and still do. They did do a test to make sure I didn't have a hernia to qualify for the sleeve. As long as I don't to much or too fast or eat super spicey food I am fine.

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