Is Gastric Bypass Safe for Someone with PCOS and Ehlers Danlos?

https://publichealth.uic.edu/community-engagement/collaboratory-for-health-justice/addressing-weight-stigma-and-fatphobia-in-public-health/

Please know that weight loss/thinness is not inherently healthy. Much of the information about health we have is incredibly influenced by straight up discrimination, fatphobia. Being heavy is not the health issue many people think it is. It may benefit you to learn about fatphobia in Healthcare and reconsider removing part of your stomach. Many people who get gastric bypass develop a substance use disorder since they can't get pleasure from eating a sufficient amount of food. If you have issues with your diet please see a nutritionist. But be mindful about who you see, try to avoid ones who are fatphobic and see weight itself as an issue.