Tips for after your Gastric Sleeve Surgery

After Gastric sleeve Surgery

1. If you try to eat solid foods too soon or begin to eat foods high in fats and sugars you could risk harming yourself or damaging your stomach, follow the diet stages set out by your doctor. You will certainly experience some uncomfortable side effects such as nausea, vomiting and stomach cramps.

Before your Gastric sleeve Surgery

Before your Gastric sleeve Surgery

The Gastric sleeve surgery is a permanent procedure in weight loss surgery that reduces the patient’s stomach and helps lose weight and improve some diseases like diabetes, cholesterol and high blood pressure.

In order to be fully prepared it is important to do the proper research on what to do before and after gastric sleeve surgery, but the most important part is to be mentally prepared for this surgery.

What is Lap Band Surgery?

Adjustable Gastric Band

The Lap Band is a surgical procedure for weight loss. It’s effective; fast and most important, it is a reversible weight loss procedure.

This laparoscopic surgery is performed through an adjustable band made of silicone, this band is placed in the stomach to make it smaller and thus reduce the amount of food it can hold. So with the lap band, we gain a feeling of continuous fullness.

What is Duodenal Switch?

Duodenal Switch Surgery

The Duodenal Switch procedure also called as Bilio-Pancreatic Diversion with Duodenal Switch procedure, Vertical gastrectomy with duodenal switch, It generates weight loss by restricting the amount of food that can be eaten, removal of stomach or vertical gastrectomy (the greater curvature so that the volume is approximately one third of its original size) and by limiting the amount of food specifically fat that is absorbed into the body duodenal switch. Has a significant component of malabsorption, which seems to augment and help maintain long-term weight loss.