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		<title>By: shon_1300</title>
		<link>http://www.obesity-surgery.wordpress-by.org/2003/06/30/twisted-intestines/#comment-518</link>
		<author>shon_1300</author>
		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Jul 2003 08:35:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I had a similar experience before surgery. I went to a wedding with my sister
and for some reason had excrutiating pain that required me to go to the car
and lay down for about an hour. I was nauseous, had a terrible headache and
my stomach hurt really bad. My sister kept joking that maybe I was pregnant
but pregnancy never felt like that! Just when I thought I couldn't take it
any longer I felt better...except for the headache. I made it through the
wedding and felt better the next day and didn't really stress it. One week
later I had my lap RNY. My surgery took longer than expected because my
bowels were twisted...that's what had caused the pain! My doc. said that is a
lucky thing they caught it because more pain could have been on the way. Even
though you are feeling better I would suggest that you get that checked out
with your doc. I would not want to repeat that experience for the world!
Shadisha</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I had a similar experience before surgery. I went to a wedding with my sister<br />
and for some reason had excrutiating pain that required me to go to the car<br />
and lay down for about an hour. I was nauseous, had a terrible headache and<br />
my stomach hurt really bad. My sister kept joking that maybe I was pregnant<br />
but pregnancy never felt like that! Just when I thought I couldn&#8217;t take it<br />
any longer I felt better&#8230;except for the headache. I made it through the<br />
wedding and felt better the next day and didn&#8217;t really stress it. One week<br />
later I had my lap RNY. My surgery took longer than expected because my<br />
bowels were twisted&#8230;that&#8217;s what had caused the pain! My doc. said that is a<br />
lucky thing they caught it because more pain could have been on the way. Even<br />
though you are feeling better I would suggest that you get that checked out<br />
with your doc. I would not want to repeat that experience for the world!<br />
Shadisha</p>
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		<title>By: Kelly Larae</title>
		<link>http://www.obesity-surgery.wordpress-by.org/2003/06/30/twisted-intestines/#comment-512</link>
		<author>Kelly Larae</author>
		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jul 2003 04:30:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hello Felissa,
 I have not had surgery but what you are describing sounds similar to what
 happened to my mother. I don't want to scare you or any thing with this
 but it really happened. She was a diabetic and was having terrible stomach
 and back pains and the doctor could not figure out what it was so he put
 her in a rehabilitation ctr (Fancy name for Nursing Home) on a Saturday to
 monitor her. That evening her stomach pains got as bad as you are
 describing and she begged for more pain medicine and for them to call the
 doctor when they would not give her any more. Well needless to say that
 didn't call the doctor and they didn't give her more meds, then as soon as
 it stopped she felt totally better and she went to sleep. While she was
 sleeping she bled to death. She had had an ulcer that ruptured and they
 did not bother to take her blood pressure or anything thru the night,
 something they would have done had she been in a regular hospital. Well
 they went in at 7:30 am only to find her gone. I could go on but this is a
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 painful memory only brought up because the pains that you were describing
 sound just like hers. So I would see if you have an ulcer? Maybe not but
 better safe than sorry.
 DeDe Duncan
 dadrian.duncan@...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Felissa,<br />
 I have not had surgery but what you are describing sounds similar to what<br />
 happened to my mother. I don&#8217;t want to scare you or any thing with this<br />
 but it really happened. She was a diabetic and was having terrible stomach<br />
 and back pains and the doctor could not figure out what it was so he put<br />
 her in a rehabilitation ctr (Fancy name for Nursing Home) on a Saturday to<br />
 monitor her. That evening her stomach pains got as bad as you are<br />
 describing and she begged for more pain medicine and for them to call the<br />
 doctor when they would not give her any more. Well needless to say that<br />
 didn&#8217;t call the doctor and they didn&#8217;t give her more meds, then as soon as<br />
 it stopped she felt totally better and she went to sleep. While she was<br />
 sleeping she bled to death. She had had an ulcer that ruptured and they<br />
 did not bother to take her blood pressure or anything thru the night,<br />
 something they would have done had she been in a regular hospital. Well<br />
 they went in at 7:30 am only to find her gone. I could go on but this is a<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 painful memory only brought up because the pains that you were describing<br />
 sound just like hers. So I would see if you have an ulcer? Maybe not but<br />
 better safe than sorry.<br />
 DeDe Duncan<br />
 <a href="mailto:dadrian.duncan@...">dadrian.duncan@&#8230;</a></p>
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