pregnancy after RNY gastric Bypass

I would be interested in hearing from anyone who
can educate me on pregnancy after RNY. Im only 5
weeks post op and have no immediate plans, but being a
newlywed and only 30, Im hopeful that the future can bring
a healthy child. I get alot of conflicting
information depending on which doctor I ask. My surgeon says
it would be fine, my general doctor said its highly
unlikely to carry a healthy baby to term. I find I get
better info just asking people who would know first
hand.

4 Responses to “pregnancy after RNY gastric Bypass”

  1. Neva Marjory Says:

    Both my doctor and surgeon have given us the "go
    ahead" to get pregnant after two years. We would like a
    third child and can’t wait to start the process (we
    have to use the infertility center here in town)….
    Anyhow… I have a lot of info on the matter. My doctor
    told me that I would be considered high risk, and that
    I would need to make sure I was getting enough food
    in before I did, but I am excited never the less.
    Good luck on your future baby… :)

  2. Kathy Lucrecia Says:

    Get a new primary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He should not be
    telling you something he knows nothing about! Ask him
    DIRECTLY how many child-bearing age women WHO have had a
    RNY has he taken care of! I mean LONG-TERM… if it
    is under 100 tell him he is NOT qualified to tell
    you that and you would like him to refer you to
    someone who has the expertise to help you to when you get
    to that stage! Listen to your surgeon, talk to your
    OB/GYN and have your OB/GYN talk to your surgeon.
    Together they can make an inofrmed decision to share with
    you!<br>Cindy

  3. Kathy Lucrecia Says:

    Hey Lisa,<br>Dr. Schechner has said over and over
    again that most of his patients that needed fertility
    help before the surgery DO NOT need it later! Maybe
    you will be blessed… so be careful for
    now!<br>Cindy

  4. Neva Marjory Says:

    Cindy.. I know.. ;)<br>BUT…. I have to have
    invitro or an IUI.. because of an internal
    deformity…not caused by the weight. :)<br>Thanks for the info
    though… <br>P.S…. does that mean I won’t be considered
    ammenorrhea soon?… That would be nice… Haven’t had "one"
    yet.

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