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Lap band surgery complications

Hi all,

I had my surgery a year ago now and i've had nothing but problems.

I awoke from surgery and had a really bad pain under my left rib, which is still constant till this day. I told my surgeon about it and he said its nothing to do with the surgery which is bullsh!t.:cheated::tt1::thumbup::tongue2:

I can't eat anything solid, so i have no weight loss due to eating foods that slide through the band.

Im very depressed and worse than i was b4 the surgery.:drool:

Anyone else have the same problems?

Oh and has anyone had theirs removed and got gastric bypass ??

Im thinking about heting it done.

Cheers all!

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How about trying to find another doctor?...sounds like this one is not offering you any support. Something is definitely wrong if you have had severe pain for a year and have not been able to eat solids for that amount of time.

  • 2 weeks later...

I am having incredible post op problems angel, if you'd like to talk, email me.

I have also been told this pain may be a 'coincidence' and that was very frustrating...

Keep in touch.

I'm in agreement with the previous poster who suggested seeing another dr.

These Doctors will NOT admit that THEY have made a mistake. You need to find someone who will give you an unbiased evaluation, and help provide a solution.

If you have continuing pain post-surgery, pain that was NOT there prior to the operation....well, it doesn't take a whole lot of brains to figure out that there's a connection. The dr is B.S.ing you.

I had horiffic complications, which required multiple surgeries, and ultimatley, the removal of my band.

Please PM me if you like, I HATE it when these Drs are unresponsive to the legitimate complaints of their patients.

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