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Anyone have a history of low sodium blood before gastric bypass?

I now have to see a kidney specialist to have tests ran on my kidneys because for a couple years my bloodwork shows chronic low sodium blood & high & low creatine. Basically, I have a chronic electrolyte imbalance. From my understanding my surgeon wants to find the source and get it treated and then discuss if gastric bypass will still be okay for me. Has anyone have a chronic electrolyte imbalance before gastric bypass? If so, how was it treated? Did the doctor say gastric bypass would not be safe because of it? I am worried but I know its best to be safe.

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