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Gall bladder or vsg?

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For me, the sleeve has been worse, mostly because of the nausea and the diet requirements. Pain has actually been better for me with the sleeve than my gallbladder though, in part I think because they used the same incision sites over and over for multiple surgeries, I just don't have feeling there anymore. The sleeve surgery really isn't that bad though, just getting back to eating is the main challenge I'm having.

No comparison I was back at work day after having my gallbladder removed. Had absolutely zero "side effects" from the surgery. Took 7 days to return to work after VSG. 4 months of not wanting to eat and about 10-12 months before I felt totally "normal" again. Of course the other side effects, namely losing 100 pounds puts VSG at the top of my list for best surgery I ever had!

Had my gall bladder out and a hiatal hernia repaired Aug. 17; was sleeved Dec. 12. Gallbladder surgery was worse and doctor told me it would me (same surgeon for both). The gallbladder surgery was twice as long and more complicated. I felt pretty crappy the first night. But I went back to work in 2 weeks and had no issues. Also lost 22 lbs. eating a lighter diet. Now, have zero pain after the sleeve; biggest struggle is trying to get enough water and protein. I’m only two days out, though, not taking pain meds and I drove a short distance today to pick up a prescription.


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