If you are considering having a weight loss procedure overseas, here are some of the biggest risks and complications that you should be aware of.
Weight gain after a gastric sleeve is possible, and while it can be disheartening, it does not mean you’ve failed or you’re back at square one. Each body adapts in different ways to a gastric sleeve and weight gain may mean you need to make some lifestyle adjustments to stay on track.
Our gastric sleeve patients often have questions about whether common over-the-counter (OTC) medications like Ibuprofen and Paracetamol can be taken after surgery and recovery. Here’s a clear guide to which OTC medications patients should avoid post-gastric sleeve surgery.
Gastric sleeve surgery is a procedure designed to provide dramatic weight loss for those with obesity or weight-related health conditions. The procedure removes a portion of the stomach, leading to rapid weight loss that starts in the weeks and months following the operation.
A comprehensive guide to the recommended calorie intake after gastric sleeve surgery, from the first month of recovery to the first year and beyond.
