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Guys I really need some advice I'm at my end with this.. I was sleeved on September 19th 2017 about 1 week after being sleeved I have throwing up everyday atleast 2 to 3 times a day idk what to do anymore I feel weak and tired all the time I could never keep my Vitamin down yes I have lost 65 pounds but it's not about my weight loss anymore it's about my health and how I'm constantly dizzy and out of breath now :( I don't feel right anymore even the little things make my throw up things that I'm suppose to be eating make me throw up now I'm so tired of throwing up I could go almost all day with out being hungry. Please advice

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Have you looked into the possibility that you might have a stricture?

Strictures are a problem unique to the Bypass and Sleeve patients. Basically, it is a narrowing preventing food to pass normally through your digestive system. With the Bypass, strictures occur at the gastro-jejunal anastomosis (the top connection where the small bowel is attached to the gastric pouch). Sleeve patients can have a stricture anywhere along the length of the stapled stomach. A stricture will almost always occur within the first three months after surgery. Generally, a patient will complain of not being able to advance their diet beyond liquids. They may have frequent vomiting episodes, or even night time regurgitation/reflux.

A stricture can be identified by an Upper GI Swallow, but the most appropriate test is an EGD (v). An EGD is where the doctor gives you an IV sedation, and they pass a long flexible scope with a camera on the end, down the esophagus to evaluate the narrowing. If there is indeed a stricture, the doctor can usually dilate it with a balloon. Strictures commonly are fixed withEGD dilations, but sometimes a surgery is required for persistent symptoms. One of the new options for treatment include placement of a temporary stent via the endoscope.

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Oh wow I will look in to it becuase it is so bad like my throat hurts so bad now from throwing up and I already have a bad thyroid it worries me ... it always feels real tight right at my esophagus and I get alot of acid reflex. Is it dangerous ?

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