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you definitely are. candidate for weight loss surgery, since you have a body mass index of more than 40
Thank you for sharing your information. Based on the details you've provided, your Body Mass Index (BMI) is 40.24. This places you in the category of Obese Class III, which is characterized by the highest risk of health-related issues associated with excess body weight and is considered severe obesity.We typically offer bariatric surgery to most patients with a BMI between 25-50. Bariatric surgery, such as the gastric sleeve, is a valuable option for individuals in your situation, as it can help you achieve significant and sustainable weight loss, leading to improved overall health and a reduced risk of weight-related health issues.I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a board certified bariatric surgeon to further discuss your specific medical history, weight loss goals, and the potential benefits and considerations of the gastric sleeve surgery. It's a significant decision, and dedicated medical professionals will be best to help you with that decision.
Based on your height and weight, your BMI is approximately 40.2. This generally qualifies you for bariatric surgery, as most programs consider a BMI of 40 or higher as a candidate for surgery, even without additional health conditions.If your BMI is between 35 and 39.9, you might also qualify if you have obesity-related health issues like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or sleep apnea.Since your BMI is over 40, you likely meet the criteria, but it’s important to consult with a bariatric surgeon. They will consider not only your BMI but also your overall health, medical history, and your efforts with diet and exercise.
By the above mentioned height and weight the answer is simply yes, you are a good candidate for sleeve operation
Hello, hope you are well. Based on the metrics you provided, your calculated BMI would be 40.2, which means you qualify for bariatric surgery. However, you would need to be evaluated by a certified bariatric surgeon in order to determine which procedure you qualify for because factors like comorbid diseases need to be taken into account. Hope this answer was helpful. Please dont hesitate to contact us if any other questions arise.
Hi, yes the gastric sleeve could be a great option for you, but is important first take a valuation consultation with the doctor. My team is available to help you!
Hi Charming494777,Your BMI suggests that you are a suitable candidate for gastric sleeve surgery. Gastric sleeve surgery case evaluation should be done meticulously considering many factors including if you have any comorbid diseases. Make sure you have proper surgeon consultations and the best treatment plan before you decide and book.
Stalls can happen for many reasons after VSG (Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy), and it’s good that you’re being proactive in seeking answers. It is possible to measure the size of your stomach after surgery. Tests such as an endoscopy or an upper GI series (a type of X-ray with contrast) can hel...
Hi Myrna867, Thank you for your question and for sharing a bit of your journey — you’ve clearly been through a lot, and it’s inspiring to see you taking steps toward better health. The good news is that a gastric sleeve procedure is often an option for patients with a history of breast can...
This situation depends on your policy. I would recommend that you discuss it with your primary physician and ask for a referral, then someone can look into your policy and answer your questions.