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At Aster Hospitals we provide the highest quality of care and a transformative experience for all your healthcare needs. With our network of multi-speciality hospitals, specialised doctors, and world-class technology, we bring global standards of medical care to our patients.
How does bariatric surgery promote weight loss?
Bariatric surgery promotes weight loss through various mechanisms, including reduced food intake, changes in gut hormones that regulate hunger and satiety, and altered nutrient absorption.
Will I need to follow a special diet after surgery?
Yes, following bariatric surgery, patients need to adhere to a specific post-operative diet. This typically involves transitioning from a liquid diet to pureed foods, then soft foods, and eventually to solid foods. Portion control and nutrient-dense foods are emphasized.
Will I need to take supplements after bariatric surgery?
Yes, bariatric surgery can affect nutrient absorption, and patients may need to take vitamin and mineral supplements to prevent deficiencies. Regular blood tests will be done to monitor nutrient levels.
Is bariatric surgery safe?
Bariatric surgery is generally considered safe, especially when performed by experienced surgeons in specialized bariatric centers. However, like any surgery, it carries some risks, including infection, bleeding, and potential complications.
Can I become pregnant after bariatric surgery?
Yes, it is possible to become pregnant after bariatric surgery. In fact, weight loss can improve fertility for some individuals. However, it is essential to wait for a recommended period after surgery before attempting pregnancy to allow the body to heal and stabilize.
