Like Amelia who commented before you, I’d be very interested to know what you find out when you ask your doctor why she is removing your omentum. I’m not a doctor and I’m curious what the reason would be that they would remove it.

And as far as the future I would suggest that if you have chronic stress in your life that you take action to change your lifestyle to deal with that.

You cannot remove all stress but if you are constantly feeling stressed out then I don’t know how the body would react without the omentum. One of its jobs is to “take care” of those excess hormones that are produced when you’re constantly under stress.

Well, I’m not completely sure how not having an omentum would affect your health because it is a vital organ and it helps you when you have those excess hormones in your system due to stress – the question I would ask your doctor is if cancer was found in it? Is that why they removed it? And if no cancer was found in your omentum, why was it removed?

I’d be very interested to know the answers to these questions if you’d like to either leave me another comment or use my contact form and send me an email.

And as far as being heavy in the belly, if you don’t have an omentum then that would be belly fat and you cannot “spot reduce” the body. You can however, change your lifestyle and get fit and healthy, which will help you shed fat all over your body.

Let me know if you have any questions.

not sure how that affects me, not having it that is.