INTRA-GASTRIC BALLOON
In this procedure, a balloon is inserted inside the stomach with help of endoscope which is then filled with saline to assist you in weight loss. This limits how much you can eat and creates a sense of satiety early.
Potential Candidates:
An intragastric balloon may be an option for you if:
Advantages over Bariatric Surgery:
Disadvantages over Bariatric Surgery:
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Risks
Pain, nausea, vomiting can happen immediately after the procedure and may last for a few days but usually it can be managed with medication.
Serious side effects are not that common with balloon. If the balloon deflates, there is a risk of obstruction of intestine.
Other possible risks include ulcers or a hole (perforation) in the stomach wall, which might require surgery to fix.
Results
Balloon inside your stomach can make you feel more full faster than you normally would when eating, which often means you’ll eat less. Balloon slows down the time it takes to empty the stomach and also change levels of hormones that control appetite. Total amount of weight you lose also depends on change in lifestyle, diet and exercise. About 7% to 15% of body weight is lost typical during first six months after balloon placement. Total excess weight loss ranges from 30% to 47% of excess weight.
As with other procedures and surgeries that lead to significant weight loss, the intragastric balloon may help improve or resolve conditions often related to being overweight, including:
The intra- gastric balloon stay upto 6 months in your stomach
you should start soft and light diet to be taken and avoid high food in fat.