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Gastric Bypass With Bipolar Disorder Posted: 03-02-06 22:07pm


I am considering gastric bypass and have bipolar disorder, mild not severe. I am afraid that if I disclose this to my surgeon, he will find me not eligible for surgery. Anyone had surgery with this diagnosis? Input would be greatly appreciated

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