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Bariatric
What is Bariatric ?

Bariatric surgery offers a transformative path to weight loss for those struggling with obesity. By altering the digestive system to reduce food intake and nutrient absorption, these procedures provide a lasting solution when diet and exercise fall short.

Treated Areas:

The treated area in bariatric surgery primarily involves the digestive system, specifically targeting the stomach and, in some cases, the intestines. The goal is to reduce the stomach's capacity, alter the digestive process, or both, to facilitate significant weight loss and improve obesity-related health conditions.

Result :

Substantial Weight Loss: Patients typically lose between 50% to 70% of excess body weight within 18-24 months post-surgery.

Improved Health : Conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, and high cholesterol often improve or resolve.

Better Quality of Life: Patients experience increased mobility, fitness, and self-esteem.

Long-Term Success: Many maintain weight loss with diet, exercise, and regular check-ups.

Risks: Surgery carries risks like infection, nutrient deficiencies, and complications.

Commitment to Health: Lifelong lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise, are crucial for success.

Procedure

The procedure for bariatric surgery includes these steps:

Pre-Surgery Evaluation : Medical, nutritional, and psychological assessments Preoperative diet and exercise plan .

Anesthesia : General anesthesia is used to ensure the patient is asleep and pain-free.

Surgical Techniques : Gastric Bypass: Creates a small stomach pouch and connects it to the small intestine.

Sleeve Gastrectomy: Removes 80% of the stomach, leaving a sleeve-like structure.

Adjustable Gastric Band: Places an adjustable band around the upper stomach.

Biliopancreatic Diversion with Duodenal Switch: Removes a large portion of the stomach, connecting the remainder to the lower small intestine.

Intragastric Balloon: Inserts a balloon into the stomach to reduce food intake.

Post-Surgery Recovery:

Hospital stay of 1-3 days

Gradual reintroduction of liquids, then soft foods, and eventually solid foods

Regular follow-up appointments

Lifestyle Adjustments:

Adherence to a diet and exercise plan

Nutritional supplements if needed

Psychological support for managing lifestyle changes

These steps aim to modify the digestive system, promoting significant weight loss and improving obesity-related health conditions.

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