Gastric Bypass Stats of risks, I did the math.....ck it out ! !

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In another study of 66,000 obese patients, about 3 percent of gastric-bypass patients (under 40) died in the 13.6 years after the surgery ( this is 1,980 people ! ), compared with 14 percent of obese patients who were not treated surgically. ( but if treated with healthy diet and exercise, health would be achieved naturally ! ! ! ) They are planting the seed that you HAVE to have surgery to to loose the weight ! BRAINWASHING ! ! !

About 10-20 percent of patients undergoing stomach bypass require follow-up operations to correct complications, ( this is 6,600-13,200 people ! ) the most common complaints being abdominal hernias. More than one-third of patients who have gastric bypass surgery develop gallstones. ( this is 22,000 people ! ) Complication rates in the early post-operative period, such as infection, dehiscence, leaks from staple breakdown, stomal stenosis, ulcers and deep thrombo-phlebitis may be as high as ten percent or more. ( this is at least 6,600 people ! ) However, the combined risk of the most serious complications (gastrointestinal leak and deep venous thrombosis) is less than one per cent. ( 660 people ! ) Over the long term, the health complications of gastric bypass may include a variety of conditions and problems. According to one 14-year follow-up study of stomach bypass patients, the morbidity rates were as follows: vitamin B12 deficiency (39.9 percent), ( 26,334 people ! ) incisional hernia, (23.9 percent), ( 15, 774 people ! ) depression (23.7 percent), (15,642 people ! ) staple line failure (15 percent), ( this is 9,900 people ! ) gastritis ( 13.2 percent), (8,712 people ! ) cholecystitis (11.4 percent), ( 7,524 people ! ) anastomotic problems (9.8 percent) ( 6,468 people ! ), dehydration malnutrition (5.8 percent)( 3,828 people ! ), dilated pouch (3.2 percent) ( 2,112 people).

The health risks of revisional surgery are higher.

Now with the percentage of risks stated , do you want to risk your life ? ? ? to live a life with side effects ? Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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In another study of 66,000 obese patients, about 3 percent of gastric-bypass patients (under 40) died in the 13.6 years after the surgery ( this is 1,980 people ! ), compared with 14 percent of obese patients who were not treated surgically. ( but if treated with healthy diet and exercise, health would be achieved naturally ! ! ! ) They are planting the seed that you HAVE to have surgery to to loose the weight ! BRAINWASHING ! ! !

About 10-20 percent of patients undergoing stomach bypass require follow-up operations to correct complications, ( this is 6,600-13,200 people ! ) the most common complaints being abdominal hernias. More than one-third of patients who have gastric bypass surgery develop gallstones. ( this is 22,000 people ! ) Complication rates in the early post-operative period, such as infection, dehiscence, leaks from staple breakdown, stomal stenosis, ulcers and deep thrombo-phlebitis may be as high as ten percent or more. ( this is at least 6,600 people ! ) However, the combined risk of the most serious complications (gastrointestinal leak and deep venous thrombosis) is less than one per cent. ( 660 people ! ) Over the long term, the health complications of gastric bypass may include a variety of conditions and problems. According to one 14-year follow-up study of stomach bypass patients, the morbidity rates were as follows: vitamin B12 deficiency (39.9 percent), ( 26,334 people ! ) incisional hernia, (23.9 percent), ( 15, 774 people ! ) depression (23.7 percent), (15,642 people ! ) staple line failure (15 percent), ( this is 9,900 people ! ) gastritis ( 13.2 percent), (8,712 people ! ) cholecystitis (11.4 percent), ( 7,524 people ! ) anastomotic problems (9.8 percent) ( 6,468 people ! ), dehydration malnutrition (5.8 percent)( 3,828 people ! ), dilated pouch (3.2 percent) ( 2,112 people).

The health risks of revisional surgery are higher.

Now with the percentage of risks stated , do you want to risk your life ? ? ? to live a life with side effects ? Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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wow that is great for arguement. Where did you find all of that? I

am going to send this to her now.

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> In another study of 66,000 obese patients, about 3 percent of

> gastric-bypass patients (under 40) died in the 13.6 years after

the surgery ( this is

> 1,980 people ! ), compared with 14 percent of obese patients who

were not treated

> surgically. ( but if treated with healthy diet and exercise,

health would be

> achieved naturally ! ! ! ) They are planting the seed that you

HAVE to have

> surgery to to loose the weight ! BRAINWASHING ! ! ! About 10-20

percent of

> patients undergoing stomach bypass require follow-up operations

to correct

> complications, ( this is 6,600-13,200 people ! ) the most common

complaints being

> abdominal hernias. More than one-third of patients who have

gastric bypass

> surgery develop gallstones. ( this is 22,000 people ! )

Complication rates

> in the early post-operative period, such as infection,

dehiscence, leaks from

> staple breakdown, stomal stenosis, ulcers and deep thrombo-

phlebitis may be

> as high as ten percent or more. ( this is at least 6,600

people ! ) However,

> the combined risk of the most serious complications

(gastrointestinal leak

> and deep venous thrombosis) is less than one per cent. ( 660

people ! ) Over

> the long term, the health complications of gastric bypass may

include a

> variety of conditions and problems. According to one 14-year

follow-up study of

> stomach bypass patients, the morbidity rates were as follows:

vitamin B12

> deficiency (39.9 percent), ( 26,334 people ! ) incisional

hernia, (23.9

> percent), ( 15, 774 people ! ) depression (23.7 percent),

(15,642 people ! )

> staple line failure (15 percent), ( this is 9,900 people ! )

gastritis ( 13.2

> percent), (8,712 people ! ) cholecystitis (11.4 percent), ( 7,524

people ! )

> anastomotic problems (9.8 percent) ( 6,468 people ! ),

dehydration malnutrition

> (5.8 percent)( 3,828 people ! ), dilated pouch (3.2 percent) (

2,112 people).

> The health risks of revisional surgery are higher.

> Now with the percentage of risks stated , do you want to risk

your life ? ?

> ? to live a life with side effects ?

>

>

>

> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in

shape.

> http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?

NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

>

[Guest guest]

wow that is great for arguement. Where did you find all of that? I

am going to send this to her now.

>

> In another study of 66,000 obese patients, about 3 percent of

> gastric-bypass patients (under 40) died in the 13.6 years after

the surgery ( this is

> 1,980 people ! ), compared with 14 percent of obese patients who

were not treated

> surgically. ( but if treated with healthy diet and exercise,

health would be

> achieved naturally ! ! ! ) They are planting the seed that you

HAVE to have

> surgery to to loose the weight ! BRAINWASHING ! ! ! About 10-20

percent of

> patients undergoing stomach bypass require follow-up operations

to correct

> complications, ( this is 6,600-13,200 people ! ) the most common

complaints being

> abdominal hernias. More than one-third of patients who have

gastric bypass

> surgery develop gallstones. ( this is 22,000 people ! )

Complication rates

> in the early post-operative period, such as infection,

dehiscence, leaks from

> staple breakdown, stomal stenosis, ulcers and deep thrombo-

phlebitis may be

> as high as ten percent or more. ( this is at least 6,600

people ! ) However,

> the combined risk of the most serious complications

(gastrointestinal leak

> and deep venous thrombosis) is less than one per cent. ( 660

people ! ) Over

> the long term, the health complications of gastric bypass may

include a

> variety of conditions and problems. According to one 14-year

follow-up study of

> stomach bypass patients, the morbidity rates were as follows:

vitamin B12

> deficiency (39.9 percent), ( 26,334 people ! ) incisional

hernia, (23.9

> percent), ( 15, 774 people ! ) depression (23.7 percent),

(15,642 people ! )

> staple line failure (15 percent), ( this is 9,900 people ! )

gastritis ( 13.2

> percent), (8,712 people ! ) cholecystitis (11.4 percent), ( 7,524

people ! )

> anastomotic problems (9.8 percent) ( 6,468 people ! ),

dehydration malnutrition

> (5.8 percent)( 3,828 people ! ), dilated pouch (3.2 percent) (

2,112 people).

> The health risks of revisional surgery are higher.

> Now with the percentage of risks stated , do you want to risk

your life ? ?

> ? to live a life with side effects ?

>

>

>

> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in

shape.

> http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?

NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

>