This is an issue you should discuss with your surgeon. Many surgeons would insist you lose the weight and be within a normal BMI range. For me, BMI is not a factor when considering the suitability of a patient for surgery because this method is fraught with problems. BMI disregards your unique...
I think it is important to be up walking immediately to decrease your risk of blood clots. of course, you won't be walking a lot in the first few days but it is important to be up moving. there is also no reason you cannot walk upstairs.it really depends on how your are progressing and this is...
Thank you for your excellent question. Immediately after surgery many patients experience a blunted appetite due to anesthesia and failure of their stomach and intestines to work normally. Once both of these effects pass, appetite resumes and the body starts to demand a large intake of c...