Is bariatric surgery harmful to the body?

Many women prefer a slender figure, and there are many ways to do this, but for some people with severe obesity, the process can be longer. Some people will choose to do gastric incision surgery in order to be faster, and the main purpose of gastric surgery is to achieve the best effect, and the fastest effect is also easy for people to ignore the harm of gastric incision.

1.Postoperative dietary changes.

Although the safety of this procedure is very high, there are certain things to be aware of. First of all, the patient's eating habits will change greatly after surgery, and if the patient eats too much or eats too quickly, it may cause nausea and vomiting. Some patients may need to change their eating habits for a longer period of time.

The diet should be mainly liquid for 2 weeks after surgery, and soft meals should be mainly for 2 to 4 weeks, and solid food can be added slowly. Sometimes it can take 3-6 months to get used to.

2.Weakness.

After gastric surgery, the size of the stomach becomes smaller, so the amount of food will be reduced, so that the body will take less nutrients, if not done properly, it may lead to malnutrition in the body, and there will be a certain degree of impact on the health of the body, and even the body will be weak.

3.Sequela.

After the incision surgery, the capacity of the stomach becomes smaller, and the amount of food will become much smaller at this time, and if you eat too much, you will experience nausea and vomiting, which makes many people unable to enjoy the food as before, which may be a bad thing for many people, because they can't eat if they want to. There will be a risk of failure in any surgery, and there will also be a great risk in gastric surgery, and there will be a situation of surgical failure, and the risk of surgical failure can be said to be one of the biggest risks of gastric surgery.

Bariatric surgery is somewhat harmful to the body, because he is reducing the fat in the body, after all, it is a trauma to the body, and it is generally a severe obese patient who needs to undergo fat reduction surgery. It is recommended that you weigh the pros and cons before undergoing this surgery to see if there is a need for bariatric surgery.

It depends on the height and weight, if the person with a normal weight is quite healthy, it is better not to do it. If you are already very fat, it affects the body, and the damage caused by fat is already very great, are you still struggling with the damage of a ** way? It's like having appendicitis already, asking is appendicitis surgery harmful to the body?

For experienced doctors, this is just a minor operation, anyway, I benefited from Changchun Jiahe, others I don't know, please stay away.

Obesity is often the result of an imbalance between calories intake and calories consumed, as we all know, obesity in addition to affecting appearance, more importantly, it is easy to harm people's health. For obese people, after trying various methods and experiencing failures again and again, bariatric surgery is not a new option. Here's what else you need to know about bariatric surgery.

What are the types of bariatric surgery?

There are many ways to perform bariatric surgery, and bariatric surgery originated in 1953 at the University of Minnesota Hospital in the United States. At present, there are more than 100 surgical methods, but there are mainly two methods that are widely used now: one is gastric bypass surgery, and the other is sleeve gastrectomy.

Gastric bypass surgery is to shrink the stomach without removing anything, re-routing the intestines to reduce the amount of food eaten and absorbed by obese people. There is another term for sleeve gastrectomy called gastric reduction surgery, in which most of the stomach is removed, and the remaining banana-shaped tubular stomach is called banana stomach, and the amount of food consumed by obese patients will be significantly reduced after surgery.

Of course, it also has some new tentative and exploratory surgical methods. For example, the surgery of sleeve stomach plus a small intestinal short circuit, and the surgery of sleeve stomach plus duodenal patients are all new bariatric surgery methods, which are still in the exploratory stage. The most mature are gastric bypass surgery and sleeve gastrectomy, both of which can be done laparoscopically.

What are the dangers of bariatric surgery?

Bariatric surgery is a surgery, but it is a traumatic method, so it itself may have surgery-related complications. For example, the non-healing of gastrointestinal wounds is called fistula, for example, there will be bleeding from the wound after surgery in the abdominal cavity, for example, the place where the stomach and intestine interface is too narrow, which is called anastomotic stenosis, which is a complication related to surgery, and there may be internal injuries, which are all surgery-related complications. However, the risk of these risks and complications is very low.

In addition, patients who have undergone surgery are required to take long-term vitamin supplements, calcium supplements, and sometimes iron supplements to prevent vitamin deficiency, calcium deficiency, or anemia. In daily life, in fact, it is recommended all over the world that up to a certain age, thirty years old and forty years old, these things should be routinely supplemented to prevent nutrition-related problems in old age.

The harm of bariatric surgery is actually insignificant compared to the harm of obesity and diabetes. Bariatric surgery is effective, but it is also very demanding. Therefore, before undergoing bariatric surgery, patients are advised to choose a regular and professional hospital.

With the development of the times, people's living standards are improving day by day, obesity has begun to become a major problem for modern people, in order to maintain a healthy body, many people have begun to fitness, but not everyone has the time and experience to **, at this time bariatric surgery has become the choice of many people.

Bariatric surgery refers to the use of medical and surgical means to improve the systemic symptoms of obese patients, such as: overweight, high blood pressure, high blood lipids, diabetes and other symptoms

Gastric reduction, gastric bypass, gastric banding, intragastric balloon**, etc.

But not everyone can undergo surgery**, the requirements for surgery are:

Type 2 diabetes mellitus lasts for 15 years, and the pancreatic islets still have a certain insulin secretion function, and the fasting serum C-peptide level is 2 1 of the lower limit of normal

If the BMI waist circumference is 90cm for men and 85cm for women, the recommended level of surgery can be increased as appropriate.

Recommended age 16-65 years old.

Patients with BMI in between, should be cautiously considered for surgery.

For the above criteria, the doctor also needs to consider the patient's metabolic syndrome components or the presence of comorbidities, please consult the doctor in detail.

And there are many situations that are intuitively not suitable for surgery**, such as:

Patients with a definite diagnosis of non-obese type 1 diabetes mellitus.

T2DM patients with pancreatic islet cell function that has been largely lost, low serum C-peptide levels, or low C-peptide release curves under glycoburden are flat.

Surgery is not currently recommended for patients with BMI < 25 kg m.

Gestational diabetes and certain types of diabetes.

Patients with drug or alcohol addiction or mental illness that is difficult to control.

Patients with intellectual disability or intellectual immaturity who are unable to control their behavior.

Patients whose expectations for surgery do not meet reality.

Patients who are unwilling to take the risk of potential complications of surgery.

Patients who cannot cooperate with the change of diet and lifestyle habits after surgery, and have poor compliance.

Patients who are in poor general condition and have difficulty tolerating general anesthesia or surgery.

The impact of bariatric surgery on Fat Paper is not only weight loss, the disappearance of these diseases, in fact, is a life experience, a transformation, not only the appearance, but also the inner world, involving a life transformation of the three views!

Of course not, there are strict indications, and China and the United States are different, for details, you can see the similarities and differences between bariatric and metabolic surgery in China and the United States, which is written in great detail.

Surgical weight loss benefits many obese patients, but it is not suitable for everyone. To put it simply, if it is confirmed that there are metabolic disorder syndromes related to simple excess fat, such as type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver, lipid metabolism disorder, sleep apnea syndrome, etc., stable weight or stable weight gain for more than 5 consecutive years, obesity index BMI between 16 and 65 years old, etc., it is suitable for **surgery**. Whether it can be done or not, each patient has to go through a series of evaluation and examination, and it is not just that the body mass index is reached, and the operation can be performed immediately, these are just included in the consideration.