Gastric Sleeve or Gastric Bypass: Which is Right for You?
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Considering bariatric surgery? In this video, Mr. Guy Slater discusses the pros and cons of the two most common types of procedures - the gastric bypass and the gastric sleeve. He'll help you to understand the differences between the procedures and help give you some idea of what to discuss at your bariatric consultation.
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Most helpful video on the subject! Going for the sleeve instead of bypass. Thanks
Thank you. This was helpful. I’ve been approved for sleeve but was scared of heartburn… BUT I almost never had heartburn when I was thinner. So now I’ll stop double-guessing my surgeon’s recommendation! 😂
This was so helpful i was doubting my doctors recommendation of the sleeve over the gastric bypass,i will stick with my Dr.recommendation on the sleeve
I found this to be helpful. I am having the bypass, not to lose more, but because I have T2 Diabetes and Acid Reflux. My doctor suggested this as the best option for me. I have my surgery in less than 60 days.
Gives us an update, how is everything going? Are you recovering well?
This has been really helpful, thank you. One thing I’d love to know more about is taking medication after each procedure. Do the surgeries affect medication absorption, or does one more than the other? What about extended release meds? I’m on a bit of a cocktail of meds (of course I’ll discuss my individual case with my consultant) and I worry that one or both procedures might cause my meds to become less effective.
Thank you so very much. This helps so much. I am having surgery soon for health reasons.
Thank you so much for this information! I feel that it really helped me solidify my decision on getting the gastric sleeve. As a young mother who hasn’t had a past of disease, I believe it’s what would be best for me.
I had a bypass with streamline. As I am a volume eater x lost 100% of my excess weight which was 4 stone.
What is 4 Stone?
@@Scott-ze5fb A stone is 14 pounds which is the standard unit of measurement of (human) body weight in the Imperial or British system.
This y far has been the most helpful video! I’ve watched so many videos and have contemplated the which surgery to go with. I went back and forth and this really confirmed why I’m going with the sleeve. Thank you so much I wish I found this video before!
Thanks for the awesome video! Your explanation of the differences between a gastric sleeve and a gastric bypass really hit home for me. Initially, I was fixated on maximum weight loss and had chosen a bypass. However, I later decided to go for a sleeve, and your video confirmed that I made the right choice.
I’m in a Facebook group where many gastric bypass patients share serious complications like intestinal hernias, vitamin deficiencies, blockages, etc. While the sleeve has its own set of issues, they seem significantly fewer by comparison.
Your insights have been incredibly reassuring. Keep rocking the great content - you’re making a real difference!
Thank you very much for this explanation. Wonderful information here.
I was going to get bariatric surgery in 2010 but I backed up 3 times and was already in the process of getting my surgery done I wasn’t obese that’s why I backed up on my surgery day i was really young and I was this close to getting into the process I did the process of bariatric surgery like 3 times I even did the classes, the testing and etc, but till this day my dr still offers me bariatric surgery and weight loss injections ‘ I did my research about bariatric surgery, gastric sleeve and gastric bypass for many years now 😌 ❤
Wow thats so amazing and so informative, I'm about to start my journey and this has enabled me to make a better decision.
Great job on the explanation.
Wow very helpful.Thanks
I have waited for 7 years on the nhs and I need this op to save me. 😢
If you get vitality insurance. After a year they will pay 75% of your surgery
Why has it taken so long, I thought I was bad waiting 3 years. I have had other health issues though.
I hope you have gotten ur surgery or are in progress, im hoping for you.
So incredibly helpful, thank you!
I have 90% decided on a bypass however i am T2 Diabetic. Other clinics are saying they only do a bypass for T2 Diabetes. Do you find that sleeve still has great results for Diabetes as well?
I would love to know which surgery you got and how it worked out for you thks
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