There are many attractive benefits of going overseas for weight loss surgery - advertised as more affordable, faster, and just as effective, it’s no wonder it’s becoming more common. Perhaps you’re even considering it yourself. To put it lightly, if you value your health, we urge you to reconsider.
While bariatric surgery (weight loss surgery) is designed to reduce appetite and skew each individual towards a more healthy, balanced, diet, it’s not uncommon to still have cravings for something sweet (or salty) every now and then.
In this guide, we'll dive into the relationship between Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and weight loss surgery. How it can help with the disorder and the three common procedures for someone with PCOS.
Discover the importance of exercise post-bariatric surgery in our comprehensive guide. Learn about workouts for recovery and maintaining a healthy weight.
Gastric bypass surgery is a major weight loss surgery where the top part of your stomach is stapled, separating it from the lower section of your stomach. Unlike gastric sleeve surgery, a new opening is then created from the top stomach pouch and connected directly to the small intestine, therefore bypassing the main part of your stomach and some of your small intestine.
