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The Connection Journey: Bariatric Surgery Recovery
Video taken from the channel: Children’s Hospital Colorado
The Connection Journey: Bariatric Surgery Preparation and Recovery
Video taken from the channel: Children’s Hospital Colorado
Weight Loss Journey: Episode 3 The Day After Surgery
Video taken from the channel: CHI Health
Preparing for Weight Loss Surgery and Recovery
Video taken from the channel: Carilion Clinic
Weight Loss Journey: Episode 2 Surgery Day
Video taken from the channel: CHI Health
Chp 3: Chloe’s Bariatric Surgery Journey, After Surgery
Video taken from the channel: NationwideChildrens
Life after sleeve gastrectomy | UCLA Bariatric Surgery
Video taken from the channel: UCLA Health
Activity During Recovery Day 1: Start simple movements, leg, and breathing exercises as soon as possible: sit up, hang your feet off the bed, and Day 2: Start walking Day 5: Start light physical activity (lift no more than 10 lbs./4.5 kg), and start taking showers or baths (no hot tub Day.Bariatric surgeons often see that relationships with friends and family change after surgery. In many cases, lifestyle adjustment and psychological changes can be the hardest part of recovery. In many cases, bariatric surgery resolves or improves weight-related medical conditions.Recovery in the Hospital Patients spend an average of two to five days in the hospital following bariatric surgery, or longer if complications develop. Patients who undergo laparoscopic bariatric surgery usually have a shorter hospital stay.
When you return to your hospital room after surgery, you will be closely monitored by your nurses.Recovering from Bariatric Surgery Recovery takes time and patience. The diet is strict. You may experience discomfort and pain as your body heals.Read more Recovery after bariatric surgery or Weight Loss Surgery by Dr.
Aparna Govil Bhasker by Dr Aparna Govil Bhasker Bestbariatricsurgeon.org +91 9819566618 [email protected] Opening Hours: Monday To Saturday 8 am To 8 pm.Gastric bypass recovery takes 4 to 6 weeks and includes diminishing pain that is managed with medication, a slow transition from clear liquids to solid foods, a slow transition back to regular activity and exercise, and mild to moderate side effects that usually go away over time.» Our interactive Post-Bariatric Surgery Recovery Resource can also assist you with your after-surgery diet and nutrition.
Everyone is Unique: What to Expect After Bariatric Surgery While many people shed 50 percent of their body weight after their operation, everyone is unique. Some people burn fat faster than others.This may be anywhere from 18 to 24 months after bariatric surgery and requires that: Your weight has stabilized and been maintained for about six months. You are in good health. You have realistic expectations about plastic surgery.
Most gastric bypass surgery is laparoscopic, which means the surgeon makes small cuts. That makes for shorter recovery time. Most people stay in the hospital for 2 to 3 days, and get back to normal.Recovery and Potential Complications After gastric bypass surgery, people typically stay in the hospital for 2 to 3 days and return to normal activity within 2.
Bariatric surgery is life-changing for many people. They often lose weight they’ve been struggling with for years or decades, and many see chronic diseases reverse themselves. However, even with these benefits, it can be scary if you don’t know what your recovery will be like.
The gastric bypass diet can help you recover from surgery and transition to a way of eating that is healthy and supports your weight-loss goals. Remember that if you return to unhealthy eating habits after weight-loss surgery, you may not lose all of your excess weight, or you may regain any weight that you do lose.ERAS (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery) outlines certain recommendations for client care that have been shown to aid in quicker recovery and superior comfort. Among other steps, ERAS begins with proper preoperative nutrition rather than suffering through uncomfortable, non-evidence-based fast required by so many elective surgery providers.
Gastric Bypass, which is technically known as Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass, is considered as one of the popular bariatric surgery types to deal with the.Here we will discuss the gastric bypass recovery time and surgery results of RNY. The procedure will ultimately reduce the amount of physical space that your body has to store food before it is digested.
Regardless of the surgical procedure that you are undergoing, you can expect there to be a variety of recovery-related issues to consider.
List of related literature:
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| from The Diabetes Textbook: Clinical Principles, Patient Management and Public Health Issues | |
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| from Current Clinical Medicine E-Book: Expert Consult Online | |
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| from Nursing Care Plans E-Book: Nursing Diagnosis and Intervention | |
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| from Brunner & Suddarth’s Textbook of Canadian Medical-surgical Nursing | |
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| from SRB’s Manual of Surgery |
34 comments
I’m about to start the Journey. These videos motivate me. 2:30 one of my first wake up calls to the change.
Very true. I had surgery last Friday. The pain on day 1 is unspeakable. I had the same meds you didthe pump for pain meds. I got it all day on day 1 and then barely used it day 2. It seems to go from one extreme to another…meaning horrible pain and within 30 hrs it’s very manageable. I had to stay a second night because my nausea was really bad that there was no way I’d be able to hold the barium down. Being honest…I think I was so nauseous from the pain meds. Again day one was hell but just like the video it gets better after that.
I’ll have this type of surgery too, and I love watching these videos before this happens, it helps me a lot.
Getting this done 02/04/2020. Got all the VLCD shakes and stuff to start 6 weeks prior to the surgery date, Doctor wants me to lose 10-15kg before the date. I am like 205kg. When I first saw him he bluntly told me that I will “never be skinny”… As I am quite tall and muscular. I suppose he is just making sure I have realistic expectations. I realise that this will not be an easy road the next 4 and a half months, but I need it or else I am gonna die very young (25 ATM). Just need to save $1250 for the excess and out of pocket from my private health insurance best price in Australia!! Family members have had similar surgeries and have paid over $10000 out of pocket. Counting down the days now! Any tips and advice, greatly appreciated! <3
Got VSG surgery two months ago…Down 50 pounds ���������� it’s all about health ��
maybe its ok i didnt want it i had lapband wasted $5500 out of pocket it broken within 1 1/2 years couldnt eat chicken,rice,meat if i did got stuck had to put my fingers down my throat spew up only way and out came a big bubble like gas and felt better lots food i couldnt eat so this one maybe safer yes but lapband think again i say stuff that i had a bottle to carry 6 weeks in hospital and a tube was inside about a metre long it hurt to come out i lost weight twice myself but i say this last straw to think about it when i was there in a private hospital dandenong valley private mine broken inside the stupid doctor told me take some panadol and i went home went on on a monday and had a gastroscopic done and was broken and within 4 hours had surgery take it out as crowded inside my stomack thx the doctor some parts my left side stomach nerves gone was on a operating table 6 hours what pain i went thru was a new zealand girl had it done twice as hers broke also and this surgert sleeve was another australian girl told me hers leaking so she had to go in second time after that no idea what happen as i got moved a new room.and couldnt sleep eat only thing i drunk was warm water 6 weeks and lost 28 kilos couldnt eat a thing before and after this shit so think twice before u decide i say how about count u calories what u eat i did this lost 7.2kg a month me i was 152.5kg before surgery lost 29 kilos after not much while the band in as couldnt eat what i wanted so there we go its hard to lose keep off but no choice this surgery looks ok then lapband but a choice dont do lapband at all
As of right now, im in the hospital recovering from the surgery, its my 3rd day of recovery. It is hard but looking at this makes me have hope
I just had my VSG surgery today and day 1 is definitely rough as hell. Opting tmrw will lighten up for me
I had Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery 7 months ago and I feel like a million dollars. I was 265 1 year ago and 236 the day of surgery. I weigh 165 today, I’m only 5’6″ tall. I can’t believe how easy it was and very little pain. I didn’t even need the pain pills once I got home. My advice for anyone having this procedure is drink a few protein drinks about 1 month prior to your 1 or 2 week liquid diet, it will make the liquid diet an easier transition. Good luck
Anybody know what is Custokebon Secrets about? I hear a lot of people lost their fat with this popular lose weight methods.
Great choice. These doctors are very professional and care about patients.
Hello I am starting a Vlog about my journey there aren’t many guys doing this do you have any tips
How long ago was your surgery and how are you doing now, good job
i’m in the beginning stage of my weight loss journey, i have big breast, once i get the surgery will i lose lot of wight in my breast
Good day! I’m Austin.I did -25 lbs in two months.More here aidadiet.com
Is Custokebon Secrets useful to lost crazy amounts of weight? I’ve learn a lot of good stuff about this popular lose weight method.
Hey congrats on your Journey I’m striving to make this work for me as well need too figure out how to work on sagging skin.
Honestly saying, this clip tells my back mind to hate my self if i am fat. Go do the surgery & u will be happy person which is not true at all. Depression can hit u so hard after the sleeve surgery. I know what i am talking about. Those kind of paid advertisement that comes like a news is killing, just avoid it plz
It would have been much better if I seen this kind of “Yamzoko Weebly” (Google it) a few years back. For 15 days of adopting the plans, I dropped TWELVE lbs There is still need of work outs even only a few times weekly and also the food to consume should be ideal. It showed remarkable outcomes for me. Without a doubt, this plan is important and I do hope this would deliver the results to you too mainly because it did to me..
Why remove the stomach why not just remove the fat ����♂️����♂️����♂️I’m not trying to get my stomach removed just the fat
85 to 95% success rate! Show me the people who had the surgery but were unsuccessful and even worse, suffer from complications.
“I didnt feel as important as I should have been to the rest of the world.” Very true words. Only people who have experienced obesity can relate to this statement. This is something not talked about enough. Nobody wants to be a victim, which is why we dont talk about it. But, being overweight makes you invisible to your co-workers, boss, investors, etc.
“I fit in airplane seat”. This has never been truer to me. I just had the surgery 3 days ago and one of the main things I was saying as a motive: I want to once, in my life, sit in airplane seat without asking for the seat belt extension.
I watched this video nearly a year ago and found it to be an inspiration. Here I am 10 months later after VSG and 150lbs less. Men need to consider this.
I do not recommend UCLA for bariatric surgery at all. I saw Dr. Dutson and had a successful surgery. While in recovery a doctor came to me and told me at bedside and told me they would be there to support me if I ever started to struggle. Long story short I achieved my goal weight and never thought I would see that day. A change in work hours and circumstances 2 years later threw me into a tail spin. When I went to go get support there were crickets. I requested an appointment around July August and got a December 6th appointment. I made an appointment with Dr. Dutson and he asked his NP to write me a prescription of phentermine to bridge me to my appointment. She said how about I write a month and then I will get her in earlier to see the follow up doctor? His nurse practitioner never did that and after losing 5 lbs with the med I discovered they would ignore 2 requests for refill after. The only person that would speak to me is the receptionist and she told me none of them will prescibe to meds to bridge the appointment. I have since gained another 5 lbs and I’m 1 moth after from the appointment. I am so sorry I ever did my surgery here. No support.
This video has motivated me to look into the procedure. I’ve been obese my whole life. I’m 26 years old, last time I went to my home country of Turkey was 10 years ago.I never wanted to go back. I felt like an embarrassment to my parents as I was the biggest one everywhere and I just felt the sorrow in people. When they ask why I haven’t gone back my excuse is always work or school. It sucks because I cried when I left because I probably had one of the best times in my life being around my whole family. I’ve accepted myself in the States but there’s so much in this world I want to do and discover. Plane rides suck because I always keep myself awake dur to not wanting to bother anyone with my sleep apnea and also the seats arent that accommodating for people of my size. Being 6’3 and 400 pounds, you’re really limited to what you can do. Thank you for the inspirational video and best of luck to you in the future.
Has anyone been on suboxone and had bariatric surgery. Please help
Even when he was over weight he had a very kind face. He looks like such a sweet person.
Worst thing I have ever have done I would have rather lost weight naturally
Well I guess I’ll just sit here and stew with my mere 68 pounds natural weight loss in the past 9 months or so when these people lost 150 pounds in 6 months from surgery. And to think people actually say that weight loss surgery is not an easy way out. Give me a break…
I am 5 days post op with Dr. Chen. He and his staff were great. I have struggled with my weight most of my life and have tried 90% of the weight loss and exercise programs out there. My biggest problem/pattern was lack of commitment and consistency and this requires both now more than ever.
I am a 53 year old female and I just needed assistance. I have a lot of hormonal things going on a very stressful business so yes I needed help. I had to get my mind right most of all. I have already experienced light bouts with feeling depressed since the surgery, but 5 days out and I honestly feel better and more hopeful for the process. I had to have my lap band removed before I could get the sleeve. However, Dr. Chen has made himself very clear about the complications I could have if I didn’t follow this to a T. I have fought to hard to get to this place and I can’t afford to not follow his instructions.
One of the hardest parts is liquid (for me 3 weeks instead of 2 because of the previous lap and removal) The way Dr. Chen put the fear of God in me if I didn’t follow his instructions made me definitely hear his voice when i even think of going off plan. The biggest piece of advice I can share is that your mental state has to be ready for change otherwise this will not work. Just the few days out and I have felt like I will never eat like a normal person ever again. And my normal was not normal, it was excessive.
This process is like mourning the death of a relationship. A TOXIC RELATIONSHIP WITH FOOD. This relationship as you know it is over. If you know anyone or have mourned the death of a close relationship you know to be kind, patient, compassionate with the individual. You also know that it takes time to heal and mourn properly the death of a relationship. This is no different. You have to have full on conversations with yourself every moment that the struggle presents itself. Don’t beat yourself up or go in to a tail spin.
Me having this surgery has given me the opportunity to get it right. Yes I could’ve come out of surgery and gone straight to a drive thru or totally eaten something that was non compliant, but I made a choice not to. For me mainly at this stage because I don’t want any PREVENTABLE complications. So as I go through this journey, I encourage anyone who is struggling with whether or not to have this procedure done to do your research to find out if this is for you. Understand that your mind has to be prepared to make your adjustments, at the end of the matter it depends on how bad you want to change your lifestyle. When you get sick and tired of being sick and tired, you will make the adjustment. I just hope it won’t be too late.
At the writing of this I have lost 10lbs and my knees, ankles and back pain have all subsided and also because I’m not putting anymore garbage in my body. I feel very hopeful and am looking forward to this one bite at a time journey.
I wish whoever is considering this surgery to ultimately have peace in making your decision and finally ask yourself…..what is your alternative?
So first this procedure then about one year later another to cut away the excess skin flaps that are left behind, right?
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