| Like any other type of elective surgery,
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| | possibly diarrhea soon after eating.
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| gastric bypass surgery comes complete
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| | Normally, it is caused eating highly
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| with its own set of risks. In fact, 10 to
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| | refined foods, like sugars. Proper
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| 20 percent of gastric bypass patients
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| | dietary precautions can prevent or
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| require follow-up surgery to correct a
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| | control this problem.
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| complication of the original weight loss
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| | Nutritional Deficiencies - Approximately
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| surgery, according to the National
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| | 30 percent of gastric bypass patients
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| Institutes of Health. The following list
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| | develop severe nutritional deficiencies,
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| covers the most serious risks, and
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| | such as anemia, osteoporosis, and
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| necessary treatments.
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| | metabolic bone disorders. Taking the
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| Pulmonary Embolism - Patients face a one
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| | correct combination of dietary
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| percent chance of blood clots developing
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| | supplements can prevent these problems.
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| in the legs after surgery. Several
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| | Stomach Ulcers - Ulcers can develop at
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| techniques can prevent the formation of
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| | the top part of the intestine when it is
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| clots, such as using surgical compression
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| | connected to the new stomach pouch.
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| stockings that put pressure on the legs
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| | Traditional ulcer treatments are used.
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| and maintain blood flow in the days
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| | Hernia - Hernias can develop in any part
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| following surgery. If clots do form, they
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| | of the abdominal muscles where there is a
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| may break off and be carried into the
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| | weak point that allows a part of the
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| lungs, where they can get caught.
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| | stomach or intestines to push through.
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| Emergency surgery is required.
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| | Surgery can correct this problem.
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| Peritonitis - If a staple or suture used
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| | Pregnancy - Women should not get pregnant
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| during surgery ruptures and allows
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| | for at least two years after surgery to
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| stomach fluid to leak into the abdominal
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| | prevent serious post-surgical
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| cavity, it can cause a serious infection,
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| | complications. Women who later become
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| called peritonitis. Emergency surgery is
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| | pregnant must also be careful to take the
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| required to seal the leak, followed by
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| | correct nutritional supplements to
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| treatment with antibiotics to kill the
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| | protect both her and the baby from
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| infection.
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| | developing nutritional deficiencies.
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| Gallstones - More than one-third of
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| | Bowel Obstruction - This problem can
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| gastric bypass surgery patients develop
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| | result when scar tissue develops where
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| gallstones, which seem to be caused by
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| | the stomach was sewn or stapled to create
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| rapid weight loss. If a patient has
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| | a smaller pouch. This requires immediate
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| gallstones before the operation, the
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| | emergency medical treatment that may
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| surgeon will remove the gall bladder
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| | include surgery.
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| during the gastric bypass operation to
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| | With all of the hazards involved, you
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| prevent further difficulties. If there
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| | need to carefully weigh the risks against
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| are no signs of gall bladder problems,
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| | the benefits of gastric bypass surgery.
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| the doctor may prescribe medication to
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| | On the positive side, in addition to
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| minimize the risk after surgery.
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| | weight loss, gastric bypass surgery can
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| Chronic Vomiting - The connection between
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| | dramatically reduce the chance of
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| the stomach and the intestines can narrow
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| | obesity-related heart disease, diabetes,
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| as a result of scar tissue forming. When
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| | and sleep apnea, as well as improve lower
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| this occurs, food cannot pass easily
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| | back and knee problems. Before arranging
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| through the channel, which may cause
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| | gastric bypass surgery, discuss all
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| nausea and vomiting after eating. To
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| | treatment options with your doctor to
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| correct the problem during follow-up
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| | determine the course of action that is
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| surgery, the doctor will insert a balloon
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| | right for you.
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| into the opening and stretch it. This
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| | This article provides an overview of
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| outpatient procedure has a 90 percent
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| | health issues related to gastric bypass
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| success rate.
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| | surgery and is not intended to replace
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| Dumping Syndrome - This problem occurs
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| | the advice of a medical practitioner.
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| when food moves too quickly through the
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| | Please consult your doctor prior to
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| small intestine and causes nausea,
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| | making any major medical decisions.
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| weakness, sweating, faintness, and
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