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Hello, I have started the process of moving forward with weight loss surgery and decided to do gastric bypass. I want to know what to expect after having the surgery. I am about 2 months away.

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    Well im around two weeks out as i type this. There was some crippling pain, regurgitation, yellow pee from the difficulty of eating. I still got some open incisions but the good bews is the areas dont

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Gastric Bypass is the best thing I've done for myself!! Start getting excited, b/c you are about to embark on a journey to a whole new you!!!!

The pre-op diet is hard, but after that it's smooth sailing! Yeah, little things like constipation and that kind of stuff, but it's all worth it to let your inner beauty SHINE on the outside!!!

Well im around two weeks out as i type this. There was some crippling pain, regurgitation, yellow pee from the difficulty of eating. I still got some open incisions but the good bews is the areas dont hurt at the same time lol. Hey its a challenge it is not easy peasy but then you step on the scale and almost like magic down thirty lbs. if someone dont list any negatives they lying. Lol just be prepared that its not a cake walk ?

19 hours ago, Threestacks86 said:

Hello, I have started the process of moving forward with weight loss surgery and decided to do gastric bypass. I want to know what to expect after having the surgery. I am about 2 months away.

I had purchased patch vitamins and EZ melt vitamins to meet vitamin requirements. Purchased Propel water at Sam's club, 15g protein, 0 cal, 0 sugar to meet liquid intake to prevent constipation. Purchased from Bariatric pal soups, chocolate drinks, shakes replacements to be sure all protein was met. After surgery on the 28th of August 2020, no pain, some discomfort. Went home the next day after x-ray showing no leakage at Mayo Hospital in Florida. I did walk in place in the hospital to help release excess gas. I did purchase a abdominal binder on Amazon and used it after the surgery. This helped a great deal and Dr said this was a good idea to do this. My goal is BMI 20 or less. Enjoy your healthy journey. Dr. Stephen Bowers did over 1000 gastric bypass surgeries and he was awesome.

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