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Had a preop test today..weird results..

So I had my upper GI done today, YUCK! not fun! And as I'm drinking down the chalky stuff, the doc comes in and is like"whoa! This is going to be fast, this stuff is going right through you! Most people it takes an hour or up to three hours to get as far as mine got in 10 minutes! When I told them what kind of surgery I was having, she's says no wonder you are overweight, you eat too much b/c food doesn't stay in your stomach for long at all, you must always be hungry! It goes right through! Needless to say she wasn't kidding, I was passing the stuff before I left the hospital, they said that would happen for a day or so. Does this sound strange to anyone? I thought it was quite interesting. What were your tests results like?

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Wow, I've never heard any thing like that before. I wonder if its a genetic thing or something else. I'd like to know how things progress for you, so please check back in with us.

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