More obese choose stomach stapling
Number of procedures nearly quadruple in 5 years
cnn.com: "In 1998, there were 25,800 obesity-related operations, most of them gastric-bypass procedures commonly known as stomach stapling. This year, the American Society for Bariatric Surgery estimates 103,200 operations."
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Dear Sirs:
I am very much interested in both Gastric Bypass and Stomach Stapling. I live in Fredonia, Kansas and would like to know what hospital that is near to me that does this. Also could you please send me all of the information that you can find on both of these. It would mean a lost to me if I had the information so I can read up on both of them brfore I decide on which one I would like to have done. I really do need to do something because me health is going down hill and I really do want my life back tothe way it used to be. so I will be waiting to here from you about this.
Thanks
ReplyDeborah Diehl
deb_82661_2000@yahoo.com
Dear sirs,
ReplyHow safe is stomach stapling? Im a 43 year old man who's borderlineing sugar,no high blood pressure,I weigh apx. 365 and do you think that this is good for me......i tried dieting,working out,weight loss pills i loose weight but i just end up gaing it right back. I would really like to know how safe this really is. I would like to know how meny people really die from this, Does it cut your life short,and out of how meny people out of 1,000 die from this or gain there weight back?.....Please get back to me on this....i would really like to get some answers.
Thank-You,
Glen W.
littlegto14031@yahoo.com
hey i want to kno how you can eat with loseign weight at the same time becuz i want to lose weight before i get my bellybutton done becuz im kinda chuncky and i dont want to be skinny skinny but i want to be lessfat then i am now
ReplyHi... my name is Susan Ault and I am only 19 lbs and weigh 235 lbs. I am always eating and constantly am hungry. Being a diebetic is big in my family and obesedy is also a big thing. My dad has just recently had a kidney/pancrease transplant due to being diebetic and I don't want to ever have to be diebetic. I just want tobe able to live a normal like of a college student and not have to worry about being over weight. I have tried everything... like working out, dieting, and taking perscription weight lose pills. Can you help me? Email me any time.
ReplyThanks,
Susan
Hi...my name is Torie Higgins and i'm 14 yrs. old and i weigh mabe about 223 around that average. i need to know how to excercize right and EAT right but i dont know how too. Im a diebetic and i want to be 175 lbs in mabe 1-2 months. please help me be right on track. email me any time you have!!!!!!!!!!!
Replythank you, torie
Torie, you should be asking your diabetes health care provider to give you diet and exercise guidance. Cause any changes to diet and exercise will affect your insulin regimen, so in your case, it would be very dangerous to just follow some recommendations online without working with the doctor to change the insulin.
Good luck.
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