Does Sleeve Gastrectomy is safe ?
Sleeve gastrectomy, also called as vertical sleeve
gastrectomy, is a surgical weight-loss procedure. This process is usually
performed laparoscopically, which includes inserting small instruments through
multiple small incisions in the upper abdomen
Controlling the size of your stomach limits
the amount of food you are able to eat. In addition, the procedure prompts
hormonal variations that assist with weight loss. These related hormonal
changes also help relieve conditions related with being overweight, such as high
blood pressure or heart disease.
Sleeve gastrectomy is complete to help you lose excess weight and reduce your risk of possibly life-threatening weight-related health difficulties, with Heart disease, Obstructive sleep, High blood pressure, Cancer, High cholesterol, apnea, Stroke Infertility, Type2 diabetes, Sleeve gastrectomy is usually done only later you've tried to lose weight by improving your diet and exercise habits.
The surgery takings about an hour.
Your surgeon will do a few small cuts in your belly and insertion a laparoscope
an instrument with a small camera that directs
pictures to a monitor. The surgeon will then inset other medical instruments
through the extra cuts and eliminate 3/4 of your stomach.
The first day later
surgery, you'll drink pure liquids. By the time you leave the hospital, you can
eat foods with pure and protein shakes
and will continue to do so for around 4 weeks.
Keep in mind that you
have to modification the way you eat forever. first month, you'll switch to eating soft
solid foods very gradually.
- All must be chewed carefully before
being swallowed.
- Don't drink though you eat, as this may effect
your new stomach to overfill.
- Taken Drink liquids a half-hour later concluding
a meal.
- Avoid high-calorie sodas
- Avoid snacking.
- Every day take vitamin and mineral
supplements.
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Later 2 or 3 months, you can move on to
regular meals. But think of, you will not be able to eat as much as you used
to.
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