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Thyroidectomy surgery weight gain Videos
- 1. Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery | Blossom Bariatrics | Las Vegas
- 2. 2 wk post thyroidectomy journey
- 3. Weight loss success after thyroidectomy
- 4. Total thyroidectomy with Dr. mahmud awadallah
- 5. Thyroid Diets for Weight Loss And Hypothyroidism
- 6. What is bariatric surgery?
- 7. Post Bilateral Thyroidectomy Update #5
- 8. Post Thyroidectomy update #4
Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery | Blossom Bariatrics | Las Vegas
Challenges Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery Patients | //www.blossombariatrics.com | 702-904-8011 I'm Dr. Tom Umbach. I've been doing bariatric surgery for ...
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AvieMare
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on 01 Sep 2015
Hi Dr. Tom I'm 254lb diabetic controlled perfectly 6.3-6.8 a1c for 16 years
IN A ROW! 52 YO Going through Menopause and the stress of losing my father,
only sibling and mother within 5 years including our daughter. Since past
year control has been harder with a1c 7.0-7.4. Currently down to 7.1 and
losing about a pound a week watching carbs and eating quest bars instead of
meat which I hate. My doctor wants me to have bariatric surgery despite my
being anemic, previous DVT/PE after ankle surgery, and limited mobility due
to tendon reconstructions and injuries in both ankles and elbows. Chronic
pain, fibromyalgia, Myofacial pain as well. Blood pressure and lipid
profile decent, not on meds. I don't have issues with food, not a food
addict or other psychological food issues. Just can't walk much or do arm
exercise due to elbow surgeries. I do ride a Yamaha supercharged waverunner
in the summer 3-5x per week. Not passive, very hard riding. Should I
consider surgery or keep on my course?
Wow - getting rid of diabetes via bariatric surgery seems like a miracle!
And laparoscopically too - with no hospital stays and small scars? This is
an amazing breakthrough. Heading to Las Vegas in a few weeks, and will
definitely swing by Blossom Bariatrics. Calling today. Thank you for the
heads up!
Ally C-ell
commented
on 26 Jun 2015
Long term and permanent #WeightLoss is now possible with
#BariatricWeightLoss
The Oracle of Chaos
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on 30 Jul 2015
Seems like a great doctor! Glad to have great doctors like this.
Warequest Tetaum
commented
on 08 Jan 2015
Great
Aston Miller
commented
on 08 Jan 2015
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2 wk post thyroidectomy journey
It's been 2 wks since my thyroidectomy surgery.. here r the details n my thoughts.
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uniquelyou82
commented
on 27 Jan 2015
Thanks for ur video. I just had my 2nd surgery on my thyroid. So now am
recovering and i can relate to the uncomfortable n sleepless night.i had
thyroid cancer btw
Am on synthriod now and i notice some itching. Light headed and increased
in appetite...
Talking abt wgt..prior surgery i was 125lbs now am 140lbs..
Could you pls share an update as to how ur energy level and wgt has been
after surgery.
Thank you
uniquelyou82
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on 14 Mar 2015
+Pys Headache and Pain Clinic thank you for the detailed reply.well am now on 112mg on synthriod n will be doing RAI in april .so far few lilttle symptoms but definitely i feel different post surgery n diagnosees.this journey is not easy but we will get through.all the best n i will keep checking ur channel for update.
Pys Headache and Pain Clinic
commented
on 12 Mar 2015
+Pys Headache and Pain Clinic omg.. i am replying under my co-workers gmail... ahhhh sorry but I am Maryrose to just let u know.sorry.
Pys Headache and Pain Clinic
commented
on 12 Mar 2015
+uniquelyou82 Hello Uniquely... I actually do have some itching.. everywhere.. its different for me on a daily basis no consistency here. I will be seeing my endo doc next month and will mention this to her and let you know. Well after surgery it took a while for me to get back into shape bc i had the RAI in feb and so i was not able to really get back to me wt until march and my surgery was in november of 2013 and my RAI (radioactive iodine therapy) was in feb. I would have to say though once my endo doc and i found a dose that my body was good with which i think was 125 mcg i felt comfortable. I am now taking 137mcg and seeing next month where my TSH will be that. I will be posting an update on my journey and I hope this helped. Good luck with everything.
weight loss success after thyroidectomy
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Total thyroidectomy with Dr. mahmud awadallah
Total thyroidectomy is the treatment of choice for all types of thyroid cancer(papillary, follicular, medular and anaplastic).Η ολική θυρεοειδεικτομή είναι η θεραπε...
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StevieArt
commented
on 18 Dec 2009
@yourleaderslie Yes but if there is a small amount of large nodules, they
could be malignant and surgery is required. However if the ultrasound scan
show multiple small nodules it can be corrected with medication, as the
nodules are benign and it is a typical case of Grave's disease. Anyhow
always see more than one doctor in such cases.
cutiepiepuddin
commented
on 01 Jul 2009
How hard it is to embrace the idea that radiation can really solve a malady
that some countries most routinely deal with by surgery? It's most odd, to
me. That may prove to be my least forward-looking-seeming viewpoint ever,
but there you go. It looks a bit wanton to me from 40,000 feet though!. :-)
Alan Worthington
commented
on 02 Oct 2009
Hi,,, no worrys.. I had this done back in 84 its not such a big deal apart
from some discomfort the first few days... I need to take levothyrxine now
but all is ok.... so go ahead dont worry.
Darote
commented
on 18 Apr 2010
@scryerofold if its enlarged may cause compression on structures around
also in this cause it could be malignant there is different reasons to take
the decision to take it out
doctorawadallah
commented
on 17 Apr 2010
when the underlying cause is cancer, you have to take it totally out, if
there is another cause which can be corrected with medications then there
is no need to take it out
yourleaderslie
commented
on 06 Dec 2009
research this completely before going this route! After this surgery you
will be dependant on meds for LIFE. There are other options, exhaust those
first.
Nadine Dambra
commented
on 23 Mar 2008
i had a total thyroidectomy in 1995 for folicuclar thyroid cancer i have to
take hormones that my thyroid used to make for life
rmcdaniel423
commented
on 02 Mar 2010
Hack and slash is the last resort. But . . . . sometimes it's the best
option. Become very well informed before any surgery.
apple smith
commented
on 18 Sep 2009
omg i have to get this done...im gonna barf why the hell did i watch this
again?!!! :(:(:(
rzam
commented
on 08 Nov 2009
a very risky and health debilitating procedure and not recommended for
anyone
scryerofold
commented
on 17 Apr 2010
Why take it out if it's not working. Why not just give replacement meds.
0ctopi
commented
on 18 Apr 2009
how long does this whole proceure take? what are the risks of it?
Rhyno134
commented
on 30 Mar 2010
I hate when they put music cause u don't know what they are doing
Frankie Reyes
commented
on 29 Sep 2009
wtf. what up with the song? o yea and eww
Thyroid Diets for Weight Loss And Hypothyroidism
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Post Bilateral Thyroidectomy Update #5
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April Clark
commented
on 28 Nov 2014
I also had a complete thyroidectomy on September 16th, 2014.
I am experiencing all of the same things you describe in this video (except
for the weight loss, lucky you!) Exhausted during the day, insomnia at
night, I wear out very quickly. I also had some calcium and vit D issues in
the beginning. Blood work tomorrow again. My doctor has decided to add
Cytomel, hoping it helps.
Enjoy watching your updates, thanks and hope you stay well.
jessica farren
commented
on 18 Nov 2014
I'm so happy you are recovering well! Have you tried Valerian Root to help
with sleep? Just a thought. Also, a white noise app on your phone is an
absolute godsend. :)
Post Thyroidectomy update #4
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