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Revision from sleeve to bypass

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On 2/3/2022 at 12:07 PM, StratusPhr said:

Nothing crazy but very different. Eating is a challenge, getting enough fluids is a challenge taking supplements is a challenge. I'm struggling. I've been severely dehydrated about a month ago. I should have gone to the ER but they're full of Covid and the wait is HOURS literally. I drank Pedialyte unflavored, added grape juice, chicken broth and milk. It too four day to get through the vomiting and severe headache, but I still haven't fully recovered. I need to get a handle on this. I'm so glad to be through with reflux and the non-cardiac chest pains from the hernia, but dang, I want to get past all this other business!

Just reading up and I’m pending revision surgery for GERD and hiatal hernia. How are you doing now. Praying things have improved for you.

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On 11/5/2021 at 10:20 AM, lions92 said:

Hi all. Just looking for some input from anyone who has had a revision from sleeve to bypass and if their tolerances have changed/unchanged.

I’m on this site now because I have surgery coming in June. Sleeve to RNY

also repair for esophageal hiatal hernia.

I could also use to lose a few regain pounds.

I was sleeved September 2012, went from 225 to 147 now at 176.

I was sleeved in 2010 and lost a couple of stone then asked the doctor for revision surgery in 2016 and had a bypass August 2021 not much has changed just more protien which isn't a bad thing got told by the surgeon I'd only lose 3 stone I lost 45lbs up until the end of November not seen anyone since I've lost more but not been weighed I wont have scales in the house been there done that but everything is looking good , good luck with your surbery

Thank you for responding to my post.
did you have more nerves for your revision surgery? For some reason I have more anxiety for this one as opposed to my sleeve.

No not really but I think the pain was a bit worse but was out of bed a couple of hours out of my OP but did regret it the day after thinking what have I done but would do it all again now xx

Thank you, I’m getting a bit more relaxed. I don’t want to blow the chance of making solid changes that I will commit to now.

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