Gastric Bypass Surgery, What Are Possible Complications? - Dr. Gonzalez (VIDEO)

Dr. Gonzalez:

Later on, as the patient goes home, if they are vomiting, that’s a warning sign, if they have abdominal pain. Most patients when they go home, they really don’t even have any more pain in their abdomen. They won’t be taking more than a Tylenol. So if the patient is vomiting, the patient is having abdominal pain, feels ill, feverish, those are the warning signs, definitely.

About Dr. Gonzalez, M.D.:
Anthony Gonzalez, M.D., is a general and bariatric surgeon at the Baptist Hospital of Miami and South Miami Hospital. He has been practicing medicine for more than 10 years and focuses his interest on bariatric surgery and laparoscopic surgery.

Visit Dr. Gonzalez at Baptist Health South Florida

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