with all due respect, Tylenol is NOT an NSAID. anyone with gastric varices should NOT be given any form of an NSAID or their bleeding risk increases dramatically. Tylenol's misconception is not so much its ability to worsen liver disase but instead its ability to cause liver failure with overdose - in otherwise perfectly health patients.
actually these bands fall off after a period of time with the variceal part leaving no injury or damage , for sure liver transplant reduces portal hypertension and the varices .
No, I've had this done several times and they usually start falling off within a few days. I tend to have a lot of pain from it and am usually on soft/liquid foods for 1-2 weeks post. However, I've had it done so many times that a lot of scar tissue has build up as well, so perhaps that's why I'm more sensitive.
Yes, a liver transplant would eliminate both since the damaged liver's vasculature is pretty much which causes the portal hypertension, directly causing the varices.
for how many days ,he shld be on soft diet after doing the banding.
drsantosh76 11 months ago
that's so cool! thanks!
superbrainykid 1 year ago
That was awesome. Period.
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sjfoarde6893 1 year ago
That was a great video thank you doctor Joseph
korsisalon 2 years ago
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drduverge 2 years ago
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drduverge 2 years ago
with all due respect, Tylenol is NOT an NSAID. anyone with gastric varices should NOT be given any form of an NSAID or their bleeding risk increases dramatically. Tylenol's misconception is not so much its ability to worsen liver disase but instead its ability to cause liver failure with overdose - in otherwise perfectly health patients.
agoodwi2 2 years ago
@agoodwi2 are you sure about that?
jawad2082 2 years ago
actually these bands fall off after a period of time with the variceal part leaving no injury or damage , for sure liver transplant reduces portal hypertension and the varices .
ahmedateffarag 3 years ago
Fascinating, my 6 year old has to have this done so very interesting, thank you.
njwsugar 3 years ago
Do the bands stay on? Do they ever fall off when the patient eats? Restrictions on eating?
Would a liver transplant reduce portal hypertension and eventually the varicies?
Sorry for all the questions.
m015094 3 years ago
No, I've had this done several times and they usually start falling off within a few days. I tend to have a lot of pain from it and am usually on soft/liquid foods for 1-2 weeks post. However, I've had it done so many times that a lot of scar tissue has build up as well, so perhaps that's why I'm more sensitive.
Yes, a liver transplant would eliminate both since the damaged liver's vasculature is pretty much which causes the portal hypertension, directly causing the varices.
agoodwi2 2 years ago