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I have read posts were, yes people did. I had my GB removed 7 months after banding.

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    My surgeon put my band on the left side in anticipation of a future gallbladder removal! :party: So yes I think it's very common!

    A little confused? All bands go on the left side, it's where the stomach is.

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    A little confused? All bands go on the left side, it's where the stomach is.

    Maybe I mizunderstood the surgeon but that's what she said something about the placement so it would not be in the way??:party:

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    I bet he/she was talking about port placement...

    I was thinking about that this morning! LOL ! Your right it was about the port placement. Sorry exuse my "blonde" moment!! :)

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