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Getting nervous and scared.

I had vsg in 2020 but I’m getting a revision to RNY. I had no troubles my first surgery actuall surgery went great. but TikTok has me panicking and getting scared that something bad will happen to me.
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  • stay off TikTok. I read those kinds of stories before I had my surgery and they scared the crap out of me. I almost cancelled my surgery. However, those kinds of horror stories are extremely rare

  • Being nervous and scared is normal. This surgery is a big deal. Whenever I heard about a scary complication, I researched the treatment for it. There's really no complication that can't be treate

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Being nervous and scared is normal. This surgery is a big deal.

Whenever I heard about a scary complication, I researched the treatment for it. There's really no complication that can't be treated, if caught in time.

Also, quit torturing yourself. Stay off the sites that are causing you grief.

stay off TikTok.

I read those kinds of stories before I had my surgery and they scared the crap out of me. I almost cancelled my surgery. However, those kinds of horror stories are extremely rare. Most of us never had complications or just had mild ones that could be "fixed" or treated. The most common complication is a stricture, which happens to about 5% of bypass patients, if that tells you anything (I personally would not consider something that only happens to 5% of people "common", but that's the most common complication...). It's a minor complication that's easily fixed.

P.S. I finally made myself quit reading the stories.

Edited by catwoman7

I have my vs g on 2/15 and min scared but I know I got this. I'm here to support you!

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