How much weight can I lose by gastric surgery?

Wen Bishan, the "first fat in Guangxi" who was 370 pounds before, went to the hospital to "beg for **", and half a year later, he lost a lot of weight and lost 106 pounds! One year after the "gastric incision", it can be reduced to about 150 catties.

Cut the stomach", the amount of food eaten by the person is drastically reduced. Because the capacity of the stomach becomes smaller, it is easier for people to eat full.

Any surgery has risks, in fact, there are certain sequelae of gastric incision, and you need to go to the hospital for regular check-ups, generally once every three months. There may be a risk of malnutrition due to the small amount of food eaten, and vitamin supplementation is usually done with medications, depending on the examination.

"Strictly speaking, there are two kinds of gastric surgery. One is to cut away from the stomach, called "gastric bypass surgery", which allows the stomach and other digestive systems to "bypass" or "short circuit". The upper part of the stomach is severed (not removed) from the stomach to form a small gastric pouch at the upper end, and the location of the small intestine is determined according to the degree of obesity.

The distal small intestine is anastomosed to the small gastric pouch, and the proximal end of the small intestine is anastomosed to the lateral side of the distal small intestine. In this way, the capacity of the stomach is only about 30-50 ml, and more than ninety percent of the stomach is not used.

Gastric incision can reduce weight by an average of 25%, because the stomach can control brain messages and make the weight loss effect last. Although gastric reduction surgery can help patients to greatly reduce their food intake, if they do not control their diet after surgery, they may also regain weight. Therefore, no matter what kind of bariatric surgery is performed, patients should still pay attention to a balanced diet and maintain an appropriate amount of exercise in order to achieve long-term ideal weight loss results.

Surgical Bariatric Weight Loss: Weight loss should follow the guidelines of the professional team to minimize the risk.

In modern society, ** is an eternal topic for people, especially girls, it has become a part of people's lives like eating and sleeping, and bone beauty has become an important standard of current aesthetics, so many people do everything to be thin. There are various methods, the most common are exercise, dieting, taking medicine, etc. The more extreme is to do ** gastric incision, but many people regret it very much after doing it, so let's take a look at the reason:

Gastric incision is mainly to remove one-third to two-thirds of the stomach in the body, so that the capacity of the stomach is reduced, so as to reduce the amount of food eaten by the patient, so as to achieve the purpose of weight loss. The most common postoperative complications are intestinal adhesive obstruction, incision infection dehiscence, incisional hernia, abdominal abscess, etc., while the most serious complication is anastomotic leakage, which can lead to severe infection of the patient's abdominal cavity. Intravenous antibiotics and nutrition are required**, healing takes a long time and is very expensive.

It is precisely because there are so many complications that there are many people who regret having **gastric incision.

In general, gastric incision is mainly suitable for two groups of people, one is patients with third-degree obesity and above, and the second is people with large body weight who have not achieved morbidly obesity but have obvious metabolic syndrome or comorbidities. Therefore, if you do not belong to the above groups of people who have endangered your health due to obesity, it is still recommended to control your diet and exercise consistently**.

1.Those who have tried non-surgical methods such as exercise**, diet control, medication**, traditional Chinese medicine**, and dietary therapy, but have failed.

2.When the BMI is greater than and accompanied by serious complications, such as hyperglycemia, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and other metabolic diseases, because the physical state at this time is already "morbid obesity", bariatric surgery can be considered to alleviate obesity.

3.Patients between the ages of 16 and 65 who meet the requirements of (1) and (2) above may undergo bariatric surgery.

People who are not candidates for bariatric surgery.

1.Female patients who plan to become pregnant within 1 year are not recommended to have bariatric surgery in the near future.

2.Poor general condition, severe cardiopulmonary dysfunction, poor ability to tolerate surgery, and extremely risky surgery, bariatric surgery is not recommended.

Gastric incision**, also known as laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, can lose 50% to 60% of excess body weight. Some overweight patients only need more than 10 pounds to reach the standard weight, and surgery is not recommended.

In the U.S., there are strict standards for who can be studied:

Morbid obesity BMI greater than 40 or severe obesity BMI greater than 35, combined with obesity caused by internal medical diseases, hypertension, diabetes, etc.; Ages 12 to 55 years old who failed to attempt to lose weight; No endocrine system abnormalities, no major psychiatric diseases; There are no major organs with serious abnormalities in the function of the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, etc., and only those who meet these harsh conditions can undergo surgery.

Answer: People over 250 pounds can choose to cut their stomach**. Gastric incision, the risk of surgery is small, and the effect is good, only a part of the stomach needs to be cut off, and then the effect of ** will be achieved. However, people with a small gastric cut need to pay special attention during the operation, because gastric insufficiency, or the stomach is also injured, you need to eat only liquid food or even some tasteless food during the ** period to promote your stomach health.

Our stomach is actually very much like a large leather sac in the shape of a wine bag, small on the left and large on the right, connected to the esophagus on the top and the small intestine on the bottom. The vertical line you see on the diagram is the path we take to cut the stomach. Cut off the protruding right stomach according to the thickness of the esophagus, so that the stomach is left with a volume of 1 3, almost becoming a tube like an esophagus.

The area of the stomach wall is reduced, the place where we digest food is reduced, and the entire stomach volume is reduced to 1 3. Originally, it took me a bowl of rice to be full, but after the gastric surgery, I was full after almost a few bites. Every time you eat a little bit of food, you will be full, and your daily calorie intake will decrease, and your weight will naturally fall.

Don't hurt your body, let's take some ** medicine.

I don't know what it would be like to eat less and move more.

Minimally invasive bariatric surgery is characterized by easy surgery, low trauma, fast recovery, and low risk. Moreover, there are many types of bariatric surgery, and the doctor will formulate a surgical plan according to the specific situation of the patient, so that the patient can perform it more effectively and with confidence**.

The purpose is to lose excess fat, and the key lies in long-term adherence, including personal diet control, avoiding high-fat, high-calorie foods, exercising more, and insisting on aerobic exercise to burn excess fat. It is recommended to eat three meals a day, pay attention to reasonable nutrition, do not consume excessive high protein and high fat, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink soup before eating, exercise a lot, and drink more boiled water, which can burn fat.

Gastric incision can be performed but is risky and may cause complications such as anemia and protein malabsorption

Gastric incision is a type of gastric reduction surgery, also known as absorption reduction surgery. As the name suggests, the purpose of this type of surgery is to cause controlled malabsorption. No matter how much the patient eats, as long as he can't absorb it, he won't gain weight anymore.

Biliary-pancreatic shunt and duodenal transfer are representatives.

Biliary pancreatic diversion involves removing most of the stomach and bypassing most of the small intestine to anastomoses the residual stomach and the distant jejunum. Because the stomach becomes smaller, the amount of food the patient eats is greatly reduced; And because most of the small intestine is bypassed, the mixing of bile salts and pancreatic enzymes is delayed or incomplete, which greatly reduces the body's absorption efficiency of carbohydrates and fats.

On the basis of biliary-pancreatic shunt, duodenal transfer appeared. The purpose of duodenal transfer is exactly the same as that of bilioli-pancreatic shunt, but the procedure is slightly different: although it also removes most of the stomach, it is a vertical incision, leaving the pylorus (the exit of the stomach) and less affecting the digestive tract.

The first effect of the operation is very obvious, and there are many disadvantages. Because the modification of the digestive tract is too large, not only is the risk of surgery high, but it may also cause complications such as anemia and protein malabsorption

It's better not to do these things that hurt the body, in fact, it's very simple, just keep your mouth shut and open your legs.

Can Seven Surgeries be performed? After the operation, the body, the body is getting thinner and thinner, so she can also lose weight without **.