Yes you can I am in the process of getting the RnY gastric bypass surgery. I was told of the risks and complications before hand and have elected to go through with the surgery any way. There are no real long term trials though to know what the long term effects of medication absorption is though. But to answer the question YES.
The International Diabetes Federation has recommended that gastric bypass surgery be used as a treatment for people with type 2 diabetes. The link between gastric bypass surgery and diabetes has long been known but only gained accreditation early in 2011 as a specific treatment. Benefits begin in the hospital before a patient even begins to start losing weight. The key to reversal of type 2 diabetes appears to be increased production of incretins in the stomach immediately after surgery. These hormones stimulate the pancreas to create more insulin and thus keep blood sugar under control.
Morbidly obese patients who are diabetic may benefit from gastric bypass weight loss surgery. Gastric bypass has been proven to help most patients loose a large amount of weight very quickly. As weight drops off, blood sugar levels are frequently reduced as well. Diabetic patients who undergo gastric bypass surgery are sometimes able to have their diabetes medication amounts reduced before they even leave the hospital. Some patients have lost so much weight following the surgery that their diabetes is completely reversed. Gastric bypass carries significant risk of complications and side effects and should only be performed in extreme cases.
Gastric bypass is an option for people with diabetes. Gastric bypass can even help in diabetes treatment.
Yes, you can have cosmetic surgery if you are HIV positive. Not all Plastic Surgeons and hospitals are willing to operate, but there are many that will.
The patient is not tested for HIV prior to surgery.
Yes they will do that surgery.
What do you think about people who have HIV
He contracted HIV from a blood transfusion. He discovered he had the virus in 1988 and died in 1993 from an AIDS related complication.
17,000,000,000 people have HIV in the us.
Yes, he did. He received an HIV tainted transfusion of blood when he was operated on for a triple bypass in 1982.
Yes you can. Your levels have to be under control first. and you have to find a doctor willing to do the surgery under those circumstances.
about million of people are die from hiv
Arthur Ashe died from complications from HIV. He contracted it in the early 1980's, from a blood transfusion he received during a heart bypass surgery.
HIV is not curable.
Yes they can.