What is it like to have weight loss surgery?

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Follow along as New Jersey resident Pauline DeLuca has a laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy procedure performed by bariatric surgeon Ragui Sadek, MD, FACS, director of the bariatric program at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick.
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7 июл 2022

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@Bonitachulax3 Год назад

I was going to get bariatric surgery in 2010 but I backed up and was already in the process of getting my surgery I wasn’t obese that’s why I backed up on my surgery day i was really young and I was this close to getting into the process I did the process of bariatric surgery like 3 times I even did the classes, the testing and etc, but till this day my dr still offers me bariatric surgery ‘ I did my research about bariatric surgery, gastric sleeve and gastric bypass for many years now 😌

@DoyleRichardson Год назад

yes you are absolutely right dear

@TheMoon1234able Год назад

You got this! My surgery is tomorrow morning!!

@abbeycallaghan288 Год назад

I’m getting this done next year, nervous too but looking forward to it. We got this!!!😊

@Daayworld Год назад

@@TheMoon1234able how was it ??? I’m thinking of it.

@ninasingh1865 Год назад

I am getting mine done too this year maybe within 2 months going to appointments currently bt hella scarred never ever had any surgeries done.

@GameGuru325 9 месяцев назад

Does it hurt while they are asleep because I’m scared of that 😰

@brimontXP 4 месяца назад

No. They give you pain killers. If you mean pain during surgery, no you don't feel it beecause you are under with anaesthesia. When the surgery is over you are still under anaesthesia until it wears off and then they give you pain killers. Laproscopic is good as there is low pain. It isn't scary. Most wake up and don't remember going under anaesthesia.

@Theoneandonlyeru Год назад

Is this safe?

@luciboop51 11 месяцев назад

Yes its very safe

@DoyleRichardson Год назад

it is too complicated bro

@BigBadWolf9020 8 месяцев назад

That's why i prefer a hospital. I wouldn't not want to go home in a hour

@thefix-itguyreviewer8151 Год назад

I'M SO TERRIFIED OF THIS OPERATION!! I'm set to do the operation within a month. I'm so torn about whether I should do it or not.. You can never take a gulp of water again. Not even one gulp. I love to go water I love water so much.. You're going to have acid reflux horribly if you already have it even worse, you going to be malnutritioned and you have to take the correct vitamins for the rest of your life. If you look at a lot of people on RU-vid who had the surgery. THEY ARE SO WRONG AFTER YOU ARE HEALED YOU ARE MORE HUNGRY THAN EVER!! All you do is think about food all day and night.. you have to be sipping your water all the time having things with you all the time. The bizarre thing is. IF YOU DID EVERYTHING THEY TELL YOU TO DO PRE AND POST WITH NUTRITION AND YOU FOLLOWED IT WITHOUT THE SURGERY YOU'D BE SKINNY IN A YEAR WITHOUT THE SURGERY!! You're constantly trying to get your hydration call me nutrition in all the time All you think about is food. And then what about the gallbladder. HIGH NUMBER OF PEOPLE HAVE TO DO MORE OPERATIONS AFTER THIS OPERATION!! A lot of people have to have their gallbladder out and alarming amount. Things they don't tell you.. I really don't know what to do.. Not to mention what about your LOOSE SKIN I'M 50 YEARS OLD!! Now I'm going to have loose skin everywhere. Therefore this could make someone feel just a self-conscious as being fat not wanting to go out. This is so hard..

@cool258ful Год назад

Did you end up going through with it? Just wondering.

@0o09i8u7y6t5 Год назад

So did you go for surgery or not.any link which could provide accurate info about its complications

@BeautyOfRaSpiritual Год назад

Thank you for sharing your story. I was considering

@phoenixxstar3825 Год назад

I am a new diabetic, pre menopausal and about to be 50 , I have to get this done. I'm suffering more without it.

@cmclellan Год назад

If you don’t want the surgery don’t get it! But based on my own personal experience, it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. I’m 9 months post op, and I CAN take a gulp of water. Can I chug a bottle of water? No. But I was never doing that to begin with. I can take normal sized sips. It’s not like you’ll be taking tiny sips the rest of your life. I’ve never had an issues with acid reflux. If you already do pre-surgery, many doctors will actually recommend bypass instead. I take one multivitamin a day, and that’s it. My lab work comes back great, no issues with malnutrition here. Def not more hungry either. I actually have to remind myself to eat. I never get past a slightly hungry feeling. I haven’t felt that starving feeling once since surgery. I think about food SO much less now, but I still enjoy the things I love in moderation. The way I look at it, it’s just medically assisted portion control. If I could have done it myself, I would have. I’ve been lucky with the gallbladder issue so far. At the end of the day, you have to do what’s right for you! All I can tell you is VSG has been the best thing to ever happen to me, and I have zero regrets other than not doing sooner. Yes, I have loose skin. But I’d take that over being 100+ lbs overweight any day. My quality of life has increased 10 fold, and the things I’ve been able to accomplish are things I could have only dreamed of at one point in my life. I’ll deal with my saggy tummy later, but it’s not urgent. I know it’s been a month since your comment, so I hope you ultimately decided to do what was best for you! Don’t let the fear stop you. I was terrified, but I pushed through and I’m so glad I did ❤