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Are there any effective treatments for Allurion side effects?

Dec 8, 2022
I read that cramping, nausea, heartburn, reflux and vomiting are the side effects most commonly associated with Allurion (like other gastric balloons). Are there any treatments you would recommend to reduce or prevent at least some of these side effects? Or foods/drinks you'd suggest avoiding?

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Dr. Pablo Garcia, MD
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Answered on Dec 15, 2022
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Pablo Garcia, MD

Hello, hope you are well. Common side effects associated with the allurion balloon are nausea, vomiting, and mild abdominal pain/discomfort. These side effects are more prominent the first few days after the procedure and subside. There should be medication provided to you, in order to reduce or...

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Hello, I hope you're well. Your follow ups depend on your doctor. Generally, balloons come in for follow up 1 week, 1 month and 4 months after placement. It also depends on the type of gastric balloon you are getting. I hope this answer was helpful.

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Hello, I hope you are well. Yes, it is likely for you to experience greater weght loss. It would also depend on your diet, exercise habits, and your overall follow up with your bariatric team. However, remember you would need to be evaluated by a certified Bariatric Surgeon, as it is possible...

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