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Revision options

Hey guys just an update I was approved for the revision it will happen in about 4 months and would like your opinion i have the option to go from sleeve to bypass or sleeve to duo switch. ANY THOUGHTS? Also I also ordered bariactric fusion protein powder in unflavored has anyone tried it yet

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Well need to know how much weight you wish to lose or if you have GERD etc

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My weight is 320 so i would need to loose 150 ish pounds and no gerd no health issues .

Duo switch should lose quicker bit can have issues with deficiencies more so than a bypass as it is more aggressive.

I had the bypass and I've lost over 150lbs already :)

Just now, salasmarlene02@gmail.com said:

wow great weight loss thank you so much I appreciate you :)

Yeah started at 322 now hovering around 165-168 most days. Feel free to msg me if you have any questions or need a friend with BYPASS

most people lose more weight with the DS, and it's easier to maintain your loss, but like Superman said, there's a greater chance of vitamin deficiencies with it since A LOT more of your small intestine is bypassed. But other than that, I'm not sure what to tell you. I know some DS'ers have to educate their PCP's and other doctors on the DS when things happen because it's not a common surgery - whereas RNY is very common so doctors are going to be pretty familiar with that (if this is even an issue for you...). I don't know - they're both good surgeries.

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