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Dr. Wade Naziri - Great Guy

I had Dr. Naziri do my gallbladder surgery in Jan. 2008. He has excellent bedside manners and is very kind and compassionate. I chose this Dr. to perform my lap band surgery! I would recommend him to anyone in Greenville considering the lap band.

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I knew I needed my gall bladder out when everything I ate gave me a pressure kind of feeling in my chest. It was in my lower chest though. Between my boobs in between my ribs. The pain was horrible!!! Towards the end I could not even eat a simple cracker without being in pain. After my gall bladder was out, the Doc told me it was FULL of stones. I am so glad I do not feel that pain anymore.

Good luck with your surgery tomorrow! I had mine in September, 2008 and it was the best thing I ever did. I came across your post because I just had my gall bladder out last week and I'm thinking how much more painful the gall bladder was compared to the lap band! Do you happen to recall how soon you felt like yourself after the gall bladder removal? Again, good luck tomorrow!

  • 10 months later...

I met with Dr Naziri, on Wednesday, very nice guy! My op is scheduled for June 28! So excited but yet nervous at the same time! =)

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