well, it is very well known in the bariatric surgery arena that gastric bypass surgery and gastric sleeve surgery allowed most patients with type 2 diabetes who were maintaining with medicine, to practically throw away the medicine as soon as they had the surgery, some leaving the hospital and never taking it again while others weaning off of it over a very short period of time. You've got to be monitored by a qualified doctor, though, to be sure it is working for you. And bariatric surgery is becoming more popular for this reason alone PLUS you lose the excess weight. Now if you can lose the weight without it, there are also chemical changes done in your body - does this study take that into account?
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well, it is very well known in the bariatric surgery arena that gastric bypass surgery and gastric sleeve surgery allowed most patients with type 2 diabetes who were maintaining with medicine, to practically throw away the medicine as soon as they had the surgery, some leaving the hospital and never taking it again while others weaning off of it over a very short period of time. You've got to be monitored by a qualified doctor, though, to be sure it is working for you. And bariatric surgery is becoming more popular for this reason alone PLUS you lose the excess weight. Now if you can lose the weight without it, there are also chemical changes done in your body - does this study take that into account?
April 12, 2013 - 12:22pmThis Comment
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