In short, yes and no. It all depends on a number of varying factors. Examples:
1. Are you otherwise physically fit?
2. How are recruiting levels in the area?
3. Will you be able to carry out your duties as an enlisted member of our armed forces?
So, yes it could be given a waiver, but only the sole commanding officer reviewing your waiver will make that final decision.
Regulations change constantly; check with your local recruiter.
You can learn more about Gastric Bypass by logging onto a medical site such as Web MD or by contacting Umass medical center to get a listing of dates for Gastric Bypass seminars.
http://www.yourbariatricsurgeryguide.com/gastric-bypass-surgery/ is a good place to learn more about the gastric bypass surgery. If you are seriously considering a medical procedure it is best to consult your doctor.
ask a recruiting officer
You can learn more about a gastic band compared to a gastric bypass from your doctor, medical websites, medical blogs, health blogs, health websites, and medical specialists.
Most definitely. Gastric Bypass doctors are certified and licensed by the American Medical Association. These are regular Medical Doctors and will carry all the credentials and licenseing as any other MD.
Most insurance companies will cover the medical need for gastric bypass surgery, so it will depend on whether or not you are able to afford the premium. Being looking here http://www.yourbariatricsurgeryguide.com/insurance/gastric-bypass-insurance.htm
You can go to any library and ask for a medical section or you can ask your doctor. Ask your friends or family if they know where to get pictures on gastric bypass. A doctor can also recommend someone to you who specializes in the process of gastric bypass.
A person may inquire at a local medical provider that offers rouxeny gastric bypass or take a look at various online websites or forums that provide information on this type of gastric bypass surgery, such as the following: www.laparoscopy.com/obes, www.obesityhelp.com/forums/rny/gastric-bypass-about-roux-en-y-gastric-bypass.html, and www.umm.edu/weightloss/roueny.htm.
Gastric bypass has no signs and symptoms since it is a medical procedure, not a disease. Maybe you are talking about side effects, and some of it common effects are vomiting.
The requirements for a gastric bypass surgeon are an MD or MO medical degree, having a license to practice in the state or country and being a resident of that country.
will you feel if your gastric bypass opens?
"After getting your goal bladder removed do to gastric bypass,What else I'm I suppose to expect, do to gastric bypass?