Yes I am aware that gastric bypass is a tool. I was a very successful in my weight loss until I developed a fistula when I was pregnant. But why is weight loss revision slower in weight loss? What's the actual difference from the initial procedure? The pouch is now back to the smaller size it was when I first had surgery Thank you
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It seems like you had good results from your previous procedure and you are still having good eating habits. Your weight gain could be related with stress. Stress is a factor that increases weight regain, producing high levels of cortisol which is directly related with weight control, even...
Yes a gastric bypass can be reversed but it does carry major risks. You should really be seen and have your issues investigated by an experienced bariatric surgeon that does their own endoscopy to see why you are having issues. Sometimes gastroenterologists are not that familiar with...
The first part of weight loss is learning to eat better, and to eat less. Also Bariatric surgery is recommended but any operation end up changing what they eat, how they eat. Some different bariatric surgery you can find and that will be decided after a consultation with a doctor but before...