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Q: I'm Excited Yet Nervous Dubolodumo

asked by: sher7412887 on October 20th, 2003

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I am scheduled for a gastric bypass, in nov 6. I am worried about dying. Does anyone know or have any info that could help me. I am getting the dupluodem I am not sure how to spell it. I believe in my doc. Its just the stories I hear about infection ect..... I am a single mom and very nervous. Embarassed

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chuxgrl

replied on October 20th, 2003

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Colon Disorder

My father-in-law has had to have ten (10) pints of blood put into his body in the last three and a half weeks due to bleeding thru the colon. I am wondering if anyone can tell me just how many pints of blood a body holds at one time. The nurses at the hospital could not seem to help me with this question. Rolling Eyes

thank you for your help.

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