Stomach stapling is still used in the United States. It is effective, especially for obese individuals.
Its like any other transplant you hear of, except with a stomach. Doctors surgically remove your stomach and replace with another healthier one.
From personal experience... Salpingectomy 'bikini cut'..... stomach was severely swollen following procedure. Two weeks post-op swelling has reduced however still remains raised aroundw surgical area.
The cost for a "tummy tuck" varies, depending on the extent of the procedure and where it is performed (geographic location). Expect to pay upwards of $10,000. If you plan on more kids, better to do that BEFORE you spend money on the procedure. Another pregnancy will essentially undo it.
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If your stomach hardens when you flex, then it is muscle. if you can still push your finger into some soft tissue even when ur flexing, then u probably still have some fat on your stomach. but that doesn't mean its not also very strong underneath.
No, although the liver and the stomach are right next to each other they are still separateorgans
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Yes, you can still have a transvaginal ultrasound even if you have had a hysterectomy. The procedure may be performed to evaluate other pelvic structures, such as the ovaries, fallopian tubes, or surrounding tissues. However, it's essential to inform your healthcare provider about your medical history, as they may adjust the procedure based on your specific situation.
An Upper GI Series for a baby typically involves the child drinking a contrast material, usually barium, which helps to visualize the gastrointestinal tract on X-ray images. The procedure is performed in a specialized radiology department, where the baby may be positioned in different ways to capture comprehensive images of the esophagus, stomach, and small intestine. Parents may be asked to hold or support the baby during the procedure to help keep them calm and still. The entire process is usually quick, and the medical team ensures the baby's comfort and safety throughout.
I had my tubes cut and burned in 1993, when it was still a fairly new procedure. I had just given birth to twins (child #3&4 for me). I've had no complications, no regrets and no pregnancies. My procedure was also performed during my c-section. Not sure if this makes a difference
Yes. My stomach was removed 2 years ago and I am still alive :) I do required to have B12 injection monthly.