What is the Duodenal Switch, SADIS, or SIPS Bariatric Surgery?
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2019
- #bariatric #surgery #vsg #ds #bypass #gastricsleeve #duodenalswitch #weightloss #SADIS #SIPS #diet
Hey everyone, this is a video about what the different variants of the duodenal switch surgery are and why I chose this option over the rest.
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Some informational pages:
BPD-DS
columbiasurgery.org/conditions...
SADIS
mexicobariatriccenter.com/loo...
SIPS
nwhsurgicalweightloss.org/lea...
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This video is what I've so been looking for.. you're right.. I cant find anyone on RUclips ESPECIALLY a guy talking about it.. thank you thank you
I went today for my consult and many many labs. MUSC is Charleston,SC will be doing mine. They said I would benefit from the SADIS. I’m nervous 😟
I’m so glad I came across your channel❤
Thank you for explaining these so well and concise. I feel more confident with moving forward with my surgery. God Bless!
This video is very informative.. I'm actually gonna share it with my mom so it puts her more at ease as we live in different states.. shes really enjoy this once again thx so much for sharing all of this info.. have a good day!
By far the most informative video on this topic, thank you friend.
I was planning on the sleeve but when it was time for scheduling surgery my surgeon suggested the SADI. Surgery scheduled June 7th
I appreciate your channel so much... very informative and very honest on all your videos. Keep em coming brother 👍
Thanks George! I'll keep em coming as long as people keep watching :-)
So informative. Thank you 😊
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Thanks for this information
Nice informative video peace and prosperity and joy
You are adorable! Very informative too.
I had the sleeve in Nov 2014. I am now looking into having the SIDS Duodenal Switch as a revision. My current BMI is 42.6. I need to lose about 100 lbs that I gained within the last few years. I am now in the process of waiting for my insurance for a decision. I didnt qualify for the Distal Bypass because my acid reflux was not severe enough.
Great information! Now that it's just over 1.5 years, do you have an update? What was your starting weight, where are you now? How is your diet now? Thank you for this.
Started at 378, I fluctuate between 218-222 right now. My computer kinda dumped on me and I'm having issues building a new one with limited stock available atm. Sorry for no updates lately. Diet is still high protein, moderate fats, and low to no sugars and carbs.
@@ThatBSGuyCongratulations! 378 and how tall are you?
Here in the states a bmi of 50 or more is required for this procedure.
I had gastric bypass and regained. I am looking for a revision surgery now. Which one do you think I should get?
Thx, which is better mini bypass or SDAI-S? I’m confused now?
My age is 26 yrs High 5.6
And my wight is 152 BMI 56 dr said this surgery for me and dr told me that I come to 86 kgs dr saying my muscle wight is more 15 kgs then normal then
I'm 234-ish. 5 foot 2. Bmi about 43 to 44 and I'm considering sips vs rnybg.
Thanks for the comment! From my research the SIPS has a longer success rate over time than the bypass. I would weigh these options with your doctor and surgeon and get their feedback as well.
Can u suggest me wath to do is this sadi s good for me because I have Ra arthritis
I am not a physician and therefore cannot recommend any sort of medical treatments and/or surgery. I would speak to your doctor for that.
Where and who did your surgery in Mexico?
I went through Mexico Bariatric Center. If you're interested in their services you can use my landing page to contact them for more information: mexicobariatriccenter.com/thatbsguy/
@@ThatBSGuy what exact doctor did you use there?
Did you ever just consider not eating fattening foods? This seems like a lot to go through to still eat in moderation
Yes, I have lost weight naturally in the past. However, weight loss and maintenance have always been a struggle. It took working out five days a week and monitoring caloric intake to lose or maintain weight. After I was injured from being in the Army I didn't have the luxury of being able to work out like I did. As such, I blew up and needed to do something about it. This surgery isn't just about eating in moderation. It's about changing the way your body handles and reacts to food. A metabolic shift as it were.