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Passed stomach stapling?

I am new to your site and have a question. I was wondering if anyone has had any type of stapling in the past before deciding to get the band placed?

I had a successful stomach stapling in the early 80's, but the staples has come out and I put 100 pounds back on. I want to do the band surgery, but not sure if scar tissue will be an issue.

Thanks for your comments.

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You probably know that your safest best course is to just discuss this with a surgeon. Hopefully you'll find a skilled one who will be able to advise you! Good luck!

I agree, the best thing to do is talk w/a surgeon. I have had 3 bikini cuts for endomitriosis and a total hyst. I also had a couple of scopes for endo. I know I have scar tissue and adhesion's. I also had my gallbladder removed a couple of years ago. I let my surgeon know everything before hand. I had endo all around my abdominal-pelvic cavity. So, scar tissue and adhesion's are not contained to the pelvic area. My surgeon said it wouldn't be a problem.

Of course, my situation is completely different than yours. Only the surgeon can tell you what your options are. Bring as much info as you can to your consultation.

Good luck!

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