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loop duodenal switch

Has anyone heard of this modification to regular ds? It's also known as biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch (BPD-DS)?

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  • I just had this surgery two weeks ago. Seems to be working well. The only thing is I still have a lot of cramps but they told me it would go away in a couple weeks. Sent from my iPhone using the B

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    I am having BPD-DS in a month (12/15/16). My surgeon talks about it with me about it. He said it has a great long term success rate. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

  • I think you're referring to the SADI-S or SIPS procedure. That's a single loop DS. The full or traditional DS is known as the Duodenal Switch or BPD/DS.

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No. I am able to have bowel movements. I am not sure what they are from. I called the doctor and they told me the cramps and bloating should go away in the next couple of weeks. I hope so because it feels like I need to have a bowl movement all the time.
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4 weeks out and me too


I am four weeks out and I’m not losing much weight. How are you guys doing with the loop? I’m starting to get worried


I had a stall at 4 weeks for a month! That apparently is normal.


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