Gastric bypass

Gastric bypass surgery is an endoscopic surgery that reduces the size of a patient’s stomach. This procedure is done by connecting the upper part of the stomach and diverting it to the small intestine so that the food passes only to the upper part of the stomach. Thus, the patient will feel full immediately when eating less food.

Gastric bypass surgery features

–  Contribute to reducing high blood pressure and blood glucose.

– Helps get rid of cholesterol and triglycerides.

– Increasing fertility in women, especially those who suffer from reproductive problems due to obesity.

– A final solution for diabetics, as the body after this process absorbs food in small quantities.

– A definitive solution for those who suffer from chronic gastroesophageal reflux disease.

Operation result

When performing the surgery, the patient stays for about 48 hours in the hospital in order to monitor his health condition. The patient can return to his normal life after one to two weeks from the date of the operation.