Pancreatic Surgery: Benefits, Risks, and Relevant Anatomy

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024

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  • @davidfrison2765
    @davidfrison2765 5 років тому +11

    When they say that pain subsides when you lean forward it's completely true.. Almost instantly.. As soon as you take the pressure off the spine you can feel it Instantly

  • @cfitz4397
    @cfitz4397 4 роки тому +13

    Doctors say things like, "You need to change your diet." and other vague comments. They do nothing except give you a prescription or two, and send you on your way.
    Why don't they recommend certain UA-cam videos? Why don't they hand you a pamphlet, which describes the risks involved by not changing your lifestyle?
    Maybe they just want returning customers - money in their pockets.

  • @geoffringham1051
    @geoffringham1051 6 років тому +12

    They don't say that only 20% of people undergoing these procedures only go on to live to, or beyond, 5yrs! ! The rest die at various yearly stages. In all cases recovery is a nightmare involving, life daily injections, pills, and supervision of specialist home visiting nurses. It can take over a year to recover any form of independent life style.

  • @itstfortag
    @itstfortag 5 років тому +5

    Um correction, at the whipple procedure, there are no losses when the gallbladder and bile ducts are removed, bile can still flow there but only on few amounts cause there is no storage for bile.

  • @soorajkhans_vlog
    @soorajkhans_vlog 5 років тому +5

    I am acute pancreatities patients
    Please tell what medicines to save

  • @fredricksmith59
    @fredricksmith59 6 років тому +10

    my mom had 40 % of her pancreas removed is there any hope for a long future

  • @Ramesh4063
    @Ramesh4063 3 роки тому +1

    Completely helpful

  • @dond7942
    @dond7942 5 років тому +6

    Im waiting for that operation they will Remove the Taill i have hope to recover fast and good did any one had same like me please let me knkw hows the recovery is like.

  • @chenpeter1845
    @chenpeter1845 4 роки тому +14

    My uncle was undergoing Whipple procedure. If he had not taken this treatment, he would not have died so quickly. 6 months after the surgery, he can't even eat and drink, passing away in three months. This surgery removes too many organs. Although the cancer part is removed, the body can't function normally.

  • @denisemoore241
    @denisemoore241 6 років тому

    Since there are surgeries now that almost all insurances are paying for for weight loss do the doctors nurses and surgyn s and medical assistants have ways to operate on patients they don't like to do a procedure in the stomache that makes the patient gain weight and continue gaining weight because I've noticed people are jelouse of me and I never had a weight problem my whole life and I don't know why I can't lose the weight and I have to have a lot of surgeries that are destroying my stomache and I can't even bear the pain of how bad I'm suffering because of what my stomach looks like I'm not sexy because of what my stomache looks like and I paid a plastic surgyn to fix it and it's getting worse and worse now I have to have a cyst removed from my pancreas

  • @deepachouhan9958
    @deepachouhan9958 3 роки тому +3

    Can you suggest a hospital and doctor for this surgery ?

  • @navalkishorpatwari2930
    @navalkishorpatwari2930 3 роки тому +2

    Surgery not a treatment you should have to ready for pancreatitis episodes don't go for surgery just think that you have to go hospital every year for 4 to 5 days ...

  • @avchowdhury6410
    @avchowdhury6410 5 років тому +3

    I want to treat this

  • @AliRaza-mg8jy
    @AliRaza-mg8jy 4 роки тому +2

    My mother died due to mass on pancreas. No smoking,age65,diabetes type 2.

  • @i-diet1469
    @i-diet1469 6 років тому +3

    I have an sister who is suffering from diabetes and doctors says that her pancreas doesn't produce insulin do u have any solutions for this or alternative way

  • @binodguru2023
    @binodguru2023 6 років тому +2

    t1d cures ?