Is Weight Loss Surgery Possible if You Have Heart Disease?

Being obese is usually a cause of displeasure, embarrassment, and much more. There are some medically adopted methods to reduce weight, but it demands efficient medical assistance. It also requires great dedication and sincerity towards the prescribed lifestyle. When it comes to weight reduction surgery, many people who are obese and at risk of heart disease assume it’s beyond reach. Bariatric (weight loss) surgery is the best method for many patients with heart problems.

What exactly happens during weight loss surgery?

Bariatric surgery The stomach and digestive tract are reshaped during weight reduction surgery to help you lose weight. It is a successful method for battling extreme obesity and ensuring long-term weight loss a success.

As per the American Heart Association, adults with a BMI of 40 or greater with risk factors like diabetes or high blood pressure should consider bariatric surgery.

Risks associated

Overweight and obesity come with an increased risk of cardiovascular illness, such as high blood pressure, heart attack, atrial fibrillation, and stroke. Heart failure, a condition in which the cardiac cannot pump blood as efficiently as it should, may result from severe heart disease.

Having too much weight causes your heart to work harder than usual to provide your body with the blood it needs. The increased strain can damage the heart and associated components such as arteries, veins, and ventricles. Stress also harms the heart.

According to research, bariatric surgery may be an effective treatment for heart failure and the diseases that cause it. Obese patients who had bariatric surgery and made lifestyle modifications (dieting and exercising) were much less likely to expose the heart failure than those who just changed their diets and lifestyles.

For individuals with a high BMI, the recommendations recommend that primary care physicians and other healthcare providers first consider behavioral therapy with or without medication. You may be a candidate for bariatric surgery if this effort and other diet and lifestyle modifications do not result in adequate weight reduction.

Finally, a decrease in heart disease and mortality and an increase in quality of life are the primary outcomes of weight-loss surgery. Heart failure patients who lose weight quickly may see significant benefits, but there are certain limitations and hazards.

After bariatric surgery, for long-term success one has to follow a prescribed diet and mild exercise regimen.

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About the Author

Dr. Manish Khaitan

Dr. Manish Khaitan is the Best Bariatric Surgeon in India, with 20+ years of experience in Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery and 30+ years of experience in other Gastro and Minimal Invasive Surgeries. He has successfully performed 8000+ Bariatric Surgeries. He is one of the best motivational speakers for obese individuals confused about undergoing Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery in Ahmedabad. He has more than 20 national and international publications and presentations in bariatric and metabolic surgery to his credit.