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It is important to change overall eating habits after completing gastric bypass surgery. Gastric bypass surgery is not a quick fix and it requires a lifestyle change. Food should be chewed thoroughly and consumed very slowly. Certain foods may become difficult to digest such as steak and other meats. Be sure to avoid drinking liquids while eating. After gastric bypass surgery, liquids can disrupt the ability to consume an adequate amount of food. Liquids consumed with a meal may also cause an upset stomach and vomiting. Alcohol should be avoided, even in small quantities.
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how does Laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery work?
Laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery differs from traditional gastric bypass surgery, because, instead of one long incision there are several small incisions, through which a laparascope connected to a camera may be inserted. This is thought to be advantageous, both cosmetically and for a faster recovery.
Where can I find out more about risks with gastric bypass surgery?
Medline Plus has a great section on diet. It also has a large selection on Gastric Bypass Surgery. In these articles it goes over surgery, recovery time, and all the risks associated with the surgery. Any surgery is a risk.
Where is there information on the Internet about dieting after gastric bypass surgery?
You can find information about dieting after gastric bypass surgery here: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gastric-bypass-diet/my00827 and http://www.risksgastricbypasssurgery.com/gastric-bypass-surgery-information.shtml.
Is gastric band better than gastric bypass surgery?
Gastric band and gastric bypass surgeries both do the same thing: They promote rapid weight loss. However, gastric band is less invasive and requires less recovery time. On the other hand, gastric bypass surgery is has an associated greater weight loss amount, but with far greater side effects.
What is better, gastric bypass or the gastric bypass band?
From what I understand the gastric band has fewer complications than the gastric bypass. Recovery time is supposed to be so much shorter and it's not supposed to be so invasive. Your doctor can probably give you information on both types of surgery.
Are there any gastric bypass surgery that I can get really fast?
Any type of surgery usually takes some time, expecially with recovery. Gastric bypass is no exception. There needs to be immense weight loss prior to the surgery, which takes 2-3 hrs. itself, while the recovery time is usually 2-3 weeks.
Where can I found out about gastric bypass and pregnancy?
If you have had gastric bypass surgery and become pregnant, your doctor will closely monitor you. Detailed information about gastric bypass surgery and pregnancy is available at: pregnantwww.babymed.com/pregnancy-after-gastric-bypass-surgery
Where can I go to get information for what to do before getting a gastric bypass surgery?
You can get information about what to do before getting a gastric bypass surgery from a local gastric bypass surgerical center. Ask them about information about this.
Where can I find out more about gastric bypass surgery insurance?
Gastric bypass surgery inruance information can be obtained from your local doctor, pysichian, or even your gastric bypass representative to help you.
Where can i find information on the gastric band vs the gastric bypass?
You can find out information about the gastric band versus the gastric bypass surgery on http://www.trueresults.com/gastric-bypass-surgery or http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/47541.php
Where can I find out more about life after gastric bypass?
Life after gastric-bypass surgery will require a lot of recovery, work, and life-style changes. Diet, exercise, and a healthly lifestyle will have to take place. More information can be found at: http://gastricbypasstruth.com/life-after-gastric-bypass/
How is RNY gastric bypass surgery different than standard gastric bypass surgery?
RNY gastric bypass surgery is different than standard gastric bypass surgery because it only a small part of the stomach is used to create a pouch. This bypasses the stomach and upper part of large intestine.
