If you had galebladder removed can one have the Lap Band surgery

The band should be replaced by a surgical procedure but before you do the procedure, you should see a doctor first and need evaluation.

If the pain lasts after adjustment , you need to be checked by your doctor because it may have slipped or erosion. The band may be removed or have pulled it up if yes.

Unfortunately no.  A slipped band and a normal or low BMI won't qualify you for a revision operation.  The great news is that you are now at a BMI where with proper nutrition and a very good exercise program you probably can keep the weight off.  Also, a new medication exists call...

There are several possibilities. There could be a leak in the system. Has your surgeon checked to verify that the system has the expected amount of fluid in it?Another possibility is erosion of the band into the stomach. Often this needs to be diagnosed with an endoscopy.

You stop losing weight when your calories in equal your calories out. To get back on track first go see your surgeon and see how much is in your band. The band does not work by restriction - but appetite suppression. So the purpose is to now refine what you eat, and decrease it. Things to get...

The risk of any surgery can be related to the heart. Having a history of congestive heart failure does not rule out having Lap-Band surgery - but it increases the risk to the patient of further issues with the heart. We recommend that you see your cardiologist prior to surgery to make certain...