Gastrik ByPass

Generally, individuals with a body mass index (BMI) over 40 may be eligible for gastric bypass surgery. Gastric bypass surgery may also be recommended for patients with diabetes or high blood pressure with a BMI of 35 or higher.
 

Post-operative support groups are recommended to help you stay on track with your healthy lifestyle and to provide emotional support.

Since the size of meals after gastric bypass surgery is smaller, patients can take supplements to make up for vitamin and mineral deficiencies. Common supplements include iron, calcium, vitamin D, vitamin B12 and multivitamins.
 

The time to return to work varies according to factors such as whether the work involves intense physical activity and individual recovery times. You can contact your medical consultant for detailed information.
 

You can gradually incorporate normal foods into your diet after surgery. However, it is very important that you stick to healthy choices for long-term results.
 

Pregnancy after surgery is possible, but you should wait until full recovery and for your blood levels to return to normal. Nutrient deficiencies can affect pregnancy results.
 

Weight loss varies between individuals, but many people have been observed to lose 50% or more of their weight within the first year after surgery.

A small stomach pouch is created in the gastric bypass procedure and the small intestine is rearranged to connect to the pouch. This limits the amount of food the stomach can handle and speeds up nutrient absorption.
 

Yes, gastric bypass surgery is effective in regressing or even eliminating many health problems such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension and sleep apnea.

Recovery times vary, but patients usually stay under observation in the hospital for a few days after surgery. They can return to their normal activities within a few weeks after surgery. Complete recovery and adjustment to a new diet can take several months.
 

Yes, a strict diet is necessary after gastric bypass to aid weight loss and prevent complications. You can create your postoperative nutrition routine together with your dietitian and you can benefit from dietitian guidance in this process.
 

Although pregnancy after gastric bypass is possible, it is recommended to wait 12-24 months after surgery to allow for weight stabilization and nutritional adjustments.

It is very important to incorporate exercise and balanced eating habits into your daily life after gastric bypass surgery to maintain the success of the surgery in the long term.

The guidance of both our dietitians and therapist will help you to manage your emotional eating before and after the operation.

Yes, it is often very important to take B12, iron, calcium and other vitamin supplements to prevent nutritional deficiencies.

There are different approaches for gastric bypass surgery, including Roux-en-Y gastric bypass and biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch. Each has differences in terms of surgical approach and how they affect digestion and nutrient absorption. You can learn the most appropriate technique for you after the evaluation of the bariatric surgeon.
 

While gastric bypass can lead to significant weight loss, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial to prevent regaining the weight. Gastric bypass is one of the operations with the lowest risk of postoperative weight gain.
 

The reversal procedure of gastric bypass surgery is quite complex and involves complications. For this reason, gastric bypass surgery should be considered very well before the procedure.
 

Skin elasticity differs between individuals and some may opt for additional procedures such as body contouring surgeries to address loose skin. After gastric bypass, lifting procedures such as tummy tuck and breast lift are quite common.
 

Emotional and psychological support after surgery is very important. Some individuals may experience changes in mood, body image or relationships. You can join support groups or receive guidance after gastric bypass.
 

A moderate alcohol intake is generally recommended, as individuals' tolerance levels may change after gastric bypass surgery and the effect on an empty stomach may be more significant.

Gastric bypass surgery has been observed to treat obesity-related health problems such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and sleep apnea, as well as significant weight loss.