Is Weight Loss Surgery Right for You

You might be a candidate for fat loss surgery if:

• You're an obese adult, especially when you have a

weight-related condition, like type 2 diabetes. • You realize the risks and benefits.

• You're ready to adjust how you eat after the

surgical procedures. • You're committed to making lifestyle changes to

keep the weight off.

Teens usually don't get weight loss surgery except they're extremely obese, which has a body mass index (BMI) of

at the very least 35, and with some sort of weight-related

condition. If you're thinking about it, talk to your medical

professional about whether it's a great option for you.

4 Sorts of Weight Loss Surgery Once you get weight loss surgical procedures, your

surgeon makes changes in your stomach or small gut, or

both. Here will be the four methods surgeons normally use:

Gastric Bypass: Your medical professional may call this

"Roux-en-Y" gastric get around, or RYGB. The surgeon leaves merely a very small part of the stomach (called the

pouch). That pouch can't hold a lot of food, so you take in

less. The food you eat bypasses all of those other stomach, going straight from the pouch to your modest

intestine. This surgery is often done through several small

incisions by using a camera to see inside (laparoscope). Doctors can also execute a mini-gastric bypass, which is

often a similar procedure also done through a

laparoscope.

Adjustable Gastric Wedding ring: The surgeon puts a

smaller band around the top of this stomach. The band features a small balloon inside that that controls how

small or loose the group is. The band limits how much

food can go into your stomach. This surgery is completed using a laparascope.

Gastric Sleeve: This surgery removes almost all of the stomach and leaves merely a narrow section of the upper

part of the stomach, called a gastric sleeve. The surgery

might also curb the hunger hormone ghrelin, so that you eat less.

Duodenal Move: This is complicated surgery that removes almost all of the stomach and uses some sort of

gastric sleeve to bypass the vast majority of your small

intestine. It limits how much you can eat. It also means

one's body doesn't get as much of to be able to absorb nutrients from the meat, which could mean that you do

not get enough of the nutritional supplements you need.

With any type of weight loss surgery, you still must focus on eating healthful eating and becoming more active in

your lifestyle.

Benefits of Weight-loss Surgery

After weight loss surgery, most people lose fat for 18-24 months. At that time, many people start to regain most of

their lost weight, but few regain all of it.

If you had any health concerns related to obesity, those usually improve after fat loss surgery. Some conditions,

like diabetes, can improve rapidly. Others, such as large

blood pressure, may require a little longer.

Dr Manish Khaitan practicing gastro surgery since last Eight years and he has been indulged in gastro surgery and advanced laparoscopic surgery with obesity surgery in prestigious hospitals ofAhmedabad Gujarat India.

Dr Manish Khaitan

M .S. (Gen. Surgery) Fellow in Bariatric Surgery from CA, USA under Dr. Kelvin Higa, ALSA, California.

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