StephieAck
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Hi all
I have a question that Im curious about.
I am hoping that after I have my bypass (taking that the surgeon will give me the go ahead tomorrow) that my type II diabetes will go away, one medical professional (cant recall who but it was someone to do with the weight loss clinic) said that there is an 80% success rate in making type II go away after bypass.
Whilst I am confident that it will for me, I have to keep in mind that it might not sort it out and that I may still be diabetic after all is said and done.
That said, what happens if you have a hypo after a bypass?
Obviously you cant glug down some sugary juice or eat anything really sweet because it is likely to cause a dump session.
So what would I do in that event?
Thanks
Steph xx
I have a question that Im curious about.
I am hoping that after I have my bypass (taking that the surgeon will give me the go ahead tomorrow) that my type II diabetes will go away, one medical professional (cant recall who but it was someone to do with the weight loss clinic) said that there is an 80% success rate in making type II go away after bypass.
Whilst I am confident that it will for me, I have to keep in mind that it might not sort it out and that I may still be diabetic after all is said and done.
That said, what happens if you have a hypo after a bypass?
Obviously you cant glug down some sugary juice or eat anything really sweet because it is likely to cause a dump session.
So what would I do in that event?
Thanks
Steph xx