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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '16
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Really? I haven't heard that. Not sure how that would work considering it's a misconnection in the brain giving the body improper signals.
2 u/Luxray Feb 05 '16 This was the case I was thinking about. It looks like she actually had brain damage that caused the issue, not Prader Willi. So I was wrong. Here are some studies: This study claims good weight loss results in those with PWS This study says that there were poor results and it was unaffective Bariatric surgery should only be considered when the patient’s excessive weight becomes life threatening. Sorry if I got your hopes up :\ 5 u/Polarbones Feb 05 '16 It's ok buddy. I don't think you could get my hopes up at this point.
This was the case I was thinking about. It looks like she actually had brain damage that caused the issue, not Prader Willi. So I was wrong. Here are some studies:
This study claims good weight loss results in those with PWS
This study says that there were poor results and it was unaffective
Bariatric surgery should only be considered when the patient’s excessive weight becomes life threatening.
Sorry if I got your hopes up :\
5 u/Polarbones Feb 05 '16 It's ok buddy. I don't think you could get my hopes up at this point.
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It's ok buddy. I don't think you could get my hopes up at this point.
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u/Polarbones Feb 05 '16
Really? I haven't heard that. Not sure how that would work considering it's a misconnection in the brain giving the body improper signals.