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The operation is carried out laparoscopically, which means that only small holes will be visible on the skin. Depending on the type of operation, there will be 3 small holes for a sleeve gastrectomy and 4 for a gastric bypass.
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The first few hours after surgery can be uncomfortable, feeling similar to having done hundreds of sit-ups. However, this discomfort gradually disappears in less than 24 hours. Around 90% of patients do not take any painkillers the day after the operation.
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Yes she is.
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No, in 99.99% of cases.
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Yes, in most cases patients are able to leave the hospital the day after surgery.
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After the operation, an anti-ulcer medication is prescribed for a few weeks or months, as well as vitamins and anticoagulant injections to limit the risk of phlebitis.
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It depends on each individual. In some countries, patients return to their professional activity 2-3 days after the operation, while in France, the trend is more of a month of sick leave.
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It is recommended to walk as soon as you wake up and as much as possible in the following days. After a month, any sporting activity is possible without limits.
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Yes, a specific diet is prescribed after the operation. The first two weeks post-operatively, you will need to take liquids only. Then, you will switch to a mixed type diet for two weeks, before switching to a solid diet after a month.
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Not only is it compatible, but significant weight loss improves fertility and makes it easier to become pregnant. It is recommended to avoid getting pregnant in the first 12 months after the operation.
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Not only is it possible, but weight loss significantly improves these associated pathologies.
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No, it’s not systematic. Some patients even remain constipated after this type of surgery.
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It is recommended to wait several months for the weight to stabilize before considering such an operation. In any case, this should not be considered before the end of the first post-operative year.
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Yes, it is imperative to stop smoking before surgery. Tobacco is recognized as a factor favoring the occurrence of fistulas after surgery.
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The official answer is no.
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