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MALS after surgery - Mayo Clinic Connect After my MALS surgery I had a a few months without symptoms, but they returned The surgery had removed the ligament’s pressure on the celiac artery but the ligament had formed a permanent indentation on the artery- less blood flow They placed a stent to keep it open- all symptoms gone At some point you should discuss your misery with the
Post-MALS surgery - Mayo Clinic Connect I am 3 months post MALS surgery I would like to hear from anyone who has had the MALS surgery but has not felt any improvement I continue to eat very little as the pain and discomfort and exhaustion kick in by 3 or 4 PM in the afternoon and I can no longer eat for the rest of the day I manage to consume about 1600-1800 calories and 50 grams of protein a day It is very difficult to sleep
Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS) - Mayo Clinic Connect I am looking for other patients that have been diagnosed with Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome Although it is caused by compression of the celiac artery many people experience abdominal pain after eating, diarrhea, food avoidance Usually the first doctors they see are GI doctors It is a diagnosis that is made after everything else is ruled out I am curious if anyone else has had surgery?
Importance of diagnosis: MALS? Gastroparesis? - Mayo Clinic Connect I just have a comment regarding MALS diagnosis I have been treated for MALS and I have experienced several of her complaints The initial test usually is a Doppler ultrasound of the abdominal vascular system If it shows blockage of the celiac artery - or other major artery- a CT angiogram with a specific protocol is done to confirm the findings
Update on MALs situation - Mayo Clinic Connect Update on MALs situation Posted by cowtownusa @cowtownusa, Jan 5, 2024 I finally got the ultrasounds yesterday to find out the severity of the MALs ( median arcuate ligament syndrome) it appears to be mild although it doesn't feel that way symptoms wise Next step will be a phone appointment to determine if I am a good candidate for surgery
Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS): What can I eat? Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS): What can I eat? Posted by imarino @imarino, Oct 3, 2020 I have been suffering with stomach pains and flareups for the past three years Every time I went to the hospital the doctors looked at me as if I was crazy and sent me home
MALS, FMD and possibly POTS - Mayo Clinic Connect What happens when you drink water? With the FMD and MALS diagnosis I hope you are seeing cardiovascular surgeons Tests should confirm reason of your suffering As mentioned before, it may be a good idea to get a second opinion from a large university hospital , Mayo Clinic or Cleveland Clinic To me, this looks like the only path to get cure
Post MALS surgery and positive outcomes! - Mayo Clinic Connect Hello @hansenshorses and welcome to Connect I can understand your concern about your post-surgery symptoms I would like to invite @astaingegerdm to this discussion as she has a MALs diagnosis as well Perhaps she can point you to members who have had experience with post-surgery symptoms and recovery How long ago were you diagnosed with MALS, @hansenshorses, what type of symptoms were you
Post MALS surgery and still suffering | Mayo Clinic Connect The MALS pain was different for me, sharp and deep I had a LINX reflux implant put in laparoscopically during my first MALS surgery (which failed to fix MALS) and the implant was successful stopping the reflux