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If you have reason to believe you have a hiatal hernia, you’re also likely wondering if it will possibly go away on its own. Due to the nature of these hernias, by the time you’ve become aware of it, it’s quite likely that you’ve had the hernia for at least some time. A hiatal hernia develops first, and its symptoms follow, usually coming...
View MoreApproximately half of all bariatric surgery patients regain some of their lost weight within 2 years of the procedure. While the possibility of weight regain is scary, most patients manage to keep off around 60% of the excess weight even after 5 years. After you hit your low point or “nadir,” you’re likely to start regaining some weight,...
View MoreHealthy eating and regular exercise aren’t always enough when it comes to tackling obesity. If you’ve gone through the motions of dieting and exercise but to no avail, you may consider bariatric surgeries. Bariatric surgery is a collective term that encompasses various weight loss surgeries, including gastric bands, laparoscopic gastric...
View MoreIf you struggle with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), then you know fully well what a strain it can be. Persistent pain and discomfort in the form of heartburn or acid indigestion can impede your quality of life in significant ways. Thankfully, there are a number of clinical interventions that can minimize the effects of GERD, and one that...
View MoreWeight loss surgery is a great cosmetic and medical option for obese individuals, i.e., people who have a body mass index (BMI) of over 30. Depending on your BMI, the severity of obesity can be grouped into three classes: Class 1: BMI 30 to 34 Class 2: BMI 35 to 39 Class 3: BMI 40+ Obesity drastically increases your risk of...
View MoreAcid reflux is a common condition that involves a burning sensation or pain, also known as heartburn, in the lower chest area. A ring of muscle separates the stomach and the food pipe, serving as a valve to prevent backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. When this muscle weakens or fails, the stomach contents such as acids and bile can...
View MoreThe purpose of bariatric surgery is to make you feel full faster. It doesn’t work on its own, but requires a significant lifestyle change in diet and exercise. You will meet with a bariatric dietician prior to the surgery, and will practice a diet to help familiarize you with the post recovery diet. After the surgery, most people no longer feel...
View MoreObesity is a chronic health problem. Bariatric weight loss surgery, along with a healthy diet and exercise, allows you to drop the excess pounds rapidly and safely – and live a happier, more confident, healthier life, but there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Weight loss surgery has advanced significantly in recent years, and at Ideal...
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