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Revision

So I've had an ulcer since my RNY 5/17/17 And my surgeon has now said the only way to fix it is to have a revision of my RNY...Has anyone had this happen? Also is the revision as bad as the first surgery?

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What has been done to try and treat the ulcer? What surgery is he suggesting you have after bypass?

I've been on all kinds of medicine. They are going to do a revision of my bypass. I got rid of my surgeon and got a new one I'll be seeing next week


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