Obese can do CLL, but u gotta wonder how bad of a time they are gonna have if they are obese. Not just overweight, but obese. Stretches and PT and simple work ethic will be -99%. I figure if you can't willpower your way to losing as least some weight before CLL, there's gonna be absolutely no willpower for your as* to do the rehab during CLL and you're gonna suffer.
Will asthma and diabetes greatly increase the risk for complications for CLL?
Quote from: ghkid2019 on September 19, 2020, 06:37:05 PMObese can do CLL, but u gotta wonder how bad of a time they are gonna have if they are obese. Not just overweight, but obese. Stretches and PT and simple work ethic will be -99%. I figure if you can't willpower your way to losing as least some weight before CLL, there's gonna be absolutely no willpower for your as* to do the rehab during CLL and you're gonna suffer.
yeah and if theyre too chunky say goodbye to any weightbearing on the nail
I can definitely lose weight for sure. I will do anything in my power to get this done. But if asthma and diabetes rule me out, then there is no amount of work that can be done to make me eligible for surgery. I want to do this surgery badly, but I won't risk my health or my life. I plan to do just 5cm with strydes with a top CLL doctor in the states (Mahboubian or Paley). I'll put whatever work needs to be done, but safety is the number one concern for myself.
Quote from: brondo on September 19, 2020, 07:07:36 PMI can definitely lose weight for sure. I will do anything in my power to get this done. But if asthma and diabetes rule me out, then there is no amount of work that can be done to make me eligible for surgery. I want to do this surgery badly, but I won't risk my health or my life. I plan to do just 5cm with strydes with a top CLL doctor in the states (Mahboubian or Paley). I'll put whatever work needs to be done, but safety is the number one concern for myself.
like i said focus on getting your self fit enough to do the procedure. lowering your body fat and increasing physical activity can help with glycemic control. regardless if you do this procedure or not, you should take care of your health.
to give yourself some peace of mind reach out to a surgeon theyll set you straight on wether or not its possible ( i can 99% guarentee theyll say youre g2g for the surgery)
go see your doc, get a glucose challenge test, get your HBA1C checked every 3 months. take control of your health.
Thank you everyone. I'm not giving up on this dream.
Do u have rlly bad asthma like u need oxygen few times a week or just regular minimal asthma
Dude you don’t even know if you have diabetes, this is a serious thing not something you can have without taking care of it, anyway if you say you have hypoglycemia it’s the total opposite of the diabetes so there’s no reason you should have it.
@ghkid2019 My asthma is kinda minimal, really depends on the season like if there's pollen and stuff. I use an inhaler sometimes, most of the time I don't need it but I do a lot of coughing after I eat. Some mucus build up here and there.
@Tartar Yeah, I'll go get a checkup at the doctor's office soon to make sure.
Yea I doubt you will be denied surgery lol. I think ur fine me brondo hondo
It isn't so much that I think I might get denied, but more of the probability of complications rising. I need to talk to some doctors to get confirmation about all of this.
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