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the use of opioid derivatives such as tramadol is not recommended in any gastrointestinal procedure, due to their mechanism of action they are prone to cause a decrease in peristalsis movements, and even in some cases the total cessation of these, thus resulting in conditions that may put the patient at risk as an adynamic ilium and/or intestinal obstruction.
Yes, you can take tramadol before or after your surgery. It is NOT a NSAID-class medication such as ibuprofen or toradol, and does not have those side effects.
Yes, it can be cancelled. and not only this type, any surgical procedure can be cancelled due to high blood glucose levels or an A1c above 6.5. This interferes with the body's response to surgery, also influences the healing of surgical wounds, also resulting in states of post-operative...
With your weight and those health conditions, a gastric sleeve would be very helpful to you. Some surgeons will not do procedures for patients with BMI < 35 while others will. You may have to search around your community or region for such a surgeon.
The answer is not straightforward and you should seek the opinion of a bariatric surgeon. Our scientific literature has shown that band to gastric bypass patients do as well as patients who choose gastric bypass originally. The same cannot be said for band to sleeve patients.