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Who is a candidate for gastric bypass?

Posted By Mohammad Yarani, Thursday, November 2, 2023

Who is a candidate for gastric bypass? Indication of bariatric surgery as the best and most definitive and effective methods of treating obesity in obese patients and its complications such as diabetes, sleep apnea, fatty liver and… with a BMI> 30 is the best choice. And in patients with uncomplicated obesity with a BMI> 32.5, they will be candidates for obesity surgery. It should be noted that the type of operation is not related to BMI and the type of operation depends on work conditions, family, eating habits and daily life and the results of tests and endoscopy. Patients have tried different diets many times, but unfortunately have not been able to lose weight and reach their ideal weight, and after the end of the treatment regimen, they have returned to a much heavier weight than their original weight ( yoyo diets).  
This is the best method for sweet eaters that can not undergo the restrictive surgeries and people who have done unsuccessful bonding before.  In case of gastroesophageal reflux in obese patients or people who have already been bandaged and are currently suffering from esophageal dilatation and reflux complications requires that a gastric bypass technique be chosen for the patient. Patients who live abroad or are away from home for a long time and do not have the opportunity to set up a ring or make frequent visits to the surgeon are good candidates for this operation. In diabetic patients, gastric bypass surgery has improved 93% to 90% and reduced mortality from this disease. In gastric bypass surgery, weight loss occurs faster than in other cases. Significant complications such as gastroesophageal reflux disease, stasis ulcers, type 2 diabetes, hyperlibidemia, and hypertension improve by 70 to 90%. 

Indication of bariatric surgery as the best and most definitive and effective methods of treating obesity in obese patients and its complications such as diabetes, sleep apnea, fatty liver and… with a BMI> 30 is the best choice. And in patients with uncomplicated obesity with a BMI> 32.5, they will be candidates for obesity surgery. It should be noted that the type of operation is not related to BMI and the type of operation depends on work conditions, family, eating habits and daily life and the results of tests and endoscopy. Patients have tried different diets many times, but unfortunately have not been able to lose weight and reach their ideal weight, and after the end of the treatment regimen, they have returned to a much heavier weight than their original weight ( yoyo diets). 
This is the best method for sweet eaters that can not undergo the restrictive surgeries and people who have done unsuccessful bonding before.  In case of gastro-esophageal reflux in obese patients or people who have already been bandaged and are currently suffering from esophageal dilatation and reflux complications requires that a gastric bypass technique be chosen for the patient. Patients who live abroad or are away from home for a long time and do not have the opportunity to set up a ring or make frequent visits to the surgeon are good candidates for this operation. In diabetic patients, gastric bypass surgery has improved 93% to 90% and reduced mortality from this disease. In gastric bypass surgery, weight loss occurs faster than in other cases. Significant complications such as gastro-esophageal reflux disease, stasis ulcers, type 2 diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and hypertension improve by 70 to 90%. 

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