Like any surgery, this operation is also life-threatening, but this rate is quite low. For example, the danger of this surgery is the same as the danger of a simple surgery.
Is there any life-threatening risk of this operation? Will there be a special post-operative diet? Does my diabetes recur? What will be the changes in my life quality after obesity surgery? How long will it take for me to lose weight after the operation? What kind of changes will I have in my mobility after obesity surgery? What are the problems I can experience after the surgery? Will there be sagging in my body as I lose weight after surgery? When can I exercise after surgery? Will my insulin use end after diabetes surgery?
Post-operative diet is important for your quality of life and health. You can make a diet by preparing a program in line with the recommendations you will receive from our doctor.
No recurrence was observed in 90% of patients during the 10 years after diabetes operation.
With the help of this surgery, you will be able to walk freely and perform your daily activities. You will also be able to participate in social environments more and make your psychological condition more positive.
This depends on the individual’s diet. Usually, this period is 7-8 months but can last from 1 to 1.5 years.
The surgery and the diet that you apply together will help you to lose weight. In this way, you will be able to walk easily and be able to do your daily work.
As with any surgery, you may experience pain for a few hours after the operation. You will start drinking water about 4-5 hours after surgery. Your fluid intake will last for 1 week. You can then switch to normal feeding.
This may vary depending on the person’s diet, weight loss, exercise habits, and skin structure. Sport is the most important factor to minimize such sagging.
Exercise can be done 1 week after the surgery on the condition that it is not intense.
Complete cessation of insulin use in diabetes may vary depending on the severity of the disease. However, in general, the use of insulin can be stopped by 90% in cases of non-severe diabetes.