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Yes!!! you are candidate for bariatric surgery. The guidelines establish that patient with a BMI above 35, or 30 with associated diseases ( i.e. diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, etc) are consider for bariatric surgery. You should seek a consultation with a bariatric surgeon to explore your options.
For weight loss surgery, eligibility is generally based on a combination of factors, including your body mass index (BMI), overall health, and whether you've tried other weight loss methods without long-term success.Given your height (5'3" or 5'4") and weight (230 lbs), your BMI would fall around 40, which is typically considered the threshold for bariatric surgery. A BMI of 40 or higher, or a BMI of 35 with obesity-related health conditions (like diabetes, hypertension, or sleep apnea), often qualifies someone for weight loss surgery.However, you would also need to demonstrate that you've tried and failed with non-surgical weight loss methods like diet and exercise, and that surgery is the best option for long-term success. It’s a good idea to consult with a bariatric surgeon to go over your specific case, medical history, and potential risks.
Hello, your BMI is 40.6, you are suitable for the gastric sleeve surgery. There is an average of 10% weight loss per month. In the first month,8-12 kg lost in female patients; 10-17 kg in male patients are seen. By losing weight and approaching the ideal weight, your risk of catching current or possible diseases is reduced. Thus, you can reach your ideal weight with the gastric sleeve operation.
Hey! Thank you for your question.Your BMI is 40.7 kg/m2. I recommend a Gastric Sleeve, it offers better long-term results. It is an invasive and irreversible procedure that will help you reduce your weight dramatically.Best wishes,Hope my answer helped you!
Hi there, you are a perfect candidate for a VSG (Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy) this surgery will help you to have better eating habits and a healthier lifestyle. At 230 Lbs. and 5'3 the BMI is 40.7 Kg/m2, this establishes a diagnosis of obesity class III, the sleeve gastrectomy has shown to be a very effective metabolic procedure in obesity remission and control of metabolic diseases, helping you to achieve a healthier lifestyle. You'll do great, A.L
Hello dear patient,Your BMI is between 39 and 40. It means that you are suitable to have weight loss surgery. If you do not have Type 1 diabetes, you are suitable to have a Sleeve Gastrectomy. However, a deeper health questionnaire is necessary to decide. Do you have any diseases?Kind Regards,
Hello, Thanks for your question! When we decide to do the VSG we hace to know that we will loose weight from all of our body and we don’t decide witch part of the body. Im not saying that it will despair completely, but if you exercise and do your diet you will be helping to keep your BBL. ...
Recovering from bariatric sleeve surgery when you have lupus, multiple sclerosis (MS), fibromyalgia, and high blood pressure can be more complicated, but it is still very possible with careful planning and coordination between your healthcare providers. Before proceeding, it's very important to...
With a BMI of 58.1, gastric bypass (Roux-en-Y) is generally recommended over the sleeve because it tends to lead to greater overall weight loss and has better long-term success for individuals with a higher BMI. Additionally, bypass can help more with issues like severe acid reflux and metabolic...