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<blockquote data-quote="ickihun" data-source="post: 1644557" data-attributes="member: 196960"><p>I'm very interested in RH as I think it holds answers to a lot of diabetic management difficulties. I'm delighted you are at last getting good professional help.</p><p>Its fascinating, don't you think? How your body reacts to food and enzymes made to help with digestion which are removed in bariatric surgery. Maybe the key is in the large intestine rather than the stomach or gut?</p><p>I had old fashioned surgery on burst appendix so the mop up was extensive too, luckily. Only one ovary was effected from corrosion after bursting.</p><p>I've always suspected pcos from hormone imbalance from op and not IR. But now looks like pcos would have been worse if 2nd ovary wasn't damaged by burst appendix.</p><p>I love finding out new medical gems. You?</p><p>It's fasinating how RH actually happens. Like you say happening to some bariatric patients. I guess more to the carb filled ratio portions. To liquidize protein and not too much veg with a hint of carb basics will be a lot harder than carb filled soups and smoothies.</p><p>Your life experience has taught me to be wary of carbs. Yours alone. Going forward to bariatric surgery where RH can be induced by accident.</p><p>You've made a huge difference in my life and I will pass it on when I get talking to more future patients.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ickihun, post: 1644557, member: 196960"] I'm very interested in RH as I think it holds answers to a lot of diabetic management difficulties. I'm delighted you are at last getting good professional help. Its fascinating, don't you think? How your body reacts to food and enzymes made to help with digestion which are removed in bariatric surgery. Maybe the key is in the large intestine rather than the stomach or gut? I had old fashioned surgery on burst appendix so the mop up was extensive too, luckily. Only one ovary was effected from corrosion after bursting. I've always suspected pcos from hormone imbalance from op and not IR. But now looks like pcos would have been worse if 2nd ovary wasn't damaged by burst appendix. I love finding out new medical gems. You? It's fasinating how RH actually happens. Like you say happening to some bariatric patients. I guess more to the carb filled ratio portions. To liquidize protein and not too much veg with a hint of carb basics will be a lot harder than carb filled soups and smoothies. Your life experience has taught me to be wary of carbs. Yours alone. Going forward to bariatric surgery where RH can be induced by accident. You've made a huge difference in my life and I will pass it on when I get talking to more future patients. [/QUOTE]
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