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What is Mini Gastric Bypass?
Mini Gastric Bypass is one of the easiest, shortest and most cost-effective bariatric surgeries. Mini Gastric Bypass surgery provides weight loss as much as other bypass surgeries. It can control conditions such as type 2 diabetes, diabetes, hyperlipidemia and hypertension, which are the leading symptoms of metabolic syndrome. The most basic logic in the surgery is to reduce the volume of the stomach. But in addition to this, the intestine that provides absorption at the exit of the stomach is also bypassed. Bypass is performed with the connection of the anastomosis between the stomach and the small intestine.
Treatment Process
The procedure can vary from person to person, but in general;
How to Lose Weight with Mini Gastric Bypass?
With Mini Gastric Bypass, weight loss can be achieved in three different ways. These ways are; reduction of stomach volume, restriction of absorption and hormonal regulation. With the first way, reducing the volume of the stomach, your meal portions will be reduced. In the second way, restriction of absorption, a 200 cm section at the beginning of the small intestine is separated from the passage of food. It is the job of this separated section to carry bile and other fluids that provide digestion and absorption. Thanks to this absorption restriction, the amount of weight loss is high and the weight loss is maintained for a long time. The third way, hormonal regulation, has the effect of keeping the stomach passive inside. Since the food eaten cannot pass into this part, its activity will be lost without stimulation. In this way, the secretion of ghrelin, the hunger hormone, will decrease.
When Can I Be Discharged After Mini Gastric Bypass Surgery?
You can stand up 4 hours after Mini Gastric Bypass surgery and start oral nutrition 24 hours after surgery. If you do not have any problems as a result of the follow-ups and examinations, you can be discharged 3-4 days after the operation with nutritional recommendations.
