Continuing to smoke after surgery greatly heightens a person's risks of complications, such as infections in the surgical incision. In one study, more than half of patients who continued smoking after surgery developed complications compared to less than 20 percent who quit. Plus, fewer complications means less time in the hospital for patients who kick the habit.
There are a number of potential complications with gastric bypass, as there is with any surgery. Some of the possible complications from this surgery are infection, hemorrhage, hernia, bowel obstruction and nutritional deficiencies.
Mortality rate is less than 3%. This is an amalgam of everyone who has this surgery, including those who smoke and do not prepare properly for the procedure. There is almost 50 years of history to this surgery and thousands are performed every year.
No!
Yes you can
no, it is not bad to smoke weed after surgery. it's very good for you but to recover faster snort a line of coke.
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You will be high two days before surgery.
Nothing
You damage your lungs.
If you are scheduled for bypass surgery, you are probably nervous. You can feel more in control by getting prepared with these tips:Even if nerves keep you from feeling hungry, try to eat regular, healthy meals to give your body the nutrition it needs.Take it easy. Don't run yourself ragged and get plenty of rest.Even if it's just a walk around the block with your dog, try to get a little exercise. Stop if it feels difficult.Don't smoke. Ask your family and friends for help.
It would be better if you smoke after at least 5 days .
No I don't think so