ArticlesBase.com - Free Articles Directory
Free Online Articles Directory
25.07.2008 Sign In Register Hello Guest
Email:
Password:
Remember Me 
forgot your password?


Life After Gastric Bypass - How Different Will It Be?

Author: Susan Dean Author Ranking Silver | Posted: 28-10-2006 | Comments: 0 | Views: 149 | Rating:  (60) Article Popularity - Blue (?) Got a Question? Ask.
Sign Up Now!

If you are someone wondering what life after gastric bypass will be like then you are probably someone who is considering this surgical procedure for yourself. And if this is the case then you are someone who is obese and has had it with diets that do not work. Not only that but you would probably be someone who has gotten into the routine of binge eating all the wrong types of fatty and sugary foods.

Well then, life after gastric bypass will be very different for you than it is now. So different in fact that you will be changing not only the food that you eat but also how much and how often that you eat. This of course will be coupled with regular exercise.

If you are about to endure this type of weight reduction technique you no doubt will have learnt all about what will occur but I will tell you anyway. First off you must be what is known as morbidly obese. You have to show that you have tried many ways to lose weight yourself. Once you have been accepted by a surgeon then you will be booked into hospital to have the procedure. This consists of an incision in the abdomen where then the stomach is turned into a pouch and bypassed making your stomach much smaller than before. By having a smaller stomach you will only be able to consume smaller meals helping you to shed weight easily.

Once this operation has been done and if everything has gone fine then you will probably go home after about 5 days. In hospital you will be fed clear fluids to start off with then you will move to pureed foods. It is important not to overload your stomach too soon. Of course you will also need to take it easy as you have just had surgery so things will be a little uncomfortable for a while.

It maybe a little frustrating for you in the beginning because you may want to eat heavy meals like you used to before the surgery but you must stick with the diet that the surgeon had suggested. This is very important. It won't be long before you can go back to eating things that you like but you will find that you cannot physically eat that way anymore. For example you will find that you can only eat a quarter of the size that you could before. But in saying that, you may want to eat more often. This is where sticking to a healthy eating plan is detrimental.

If you have taken such drastic steps as surgery then you owe it to yourself to do the right thing. If you find it hard and you are struggling emotionally as well then there are support groups for you to go to. These groups can be a wonderful support as they are people just like you who have gone through exactly the same emotional and physical journey as yourself.
They can just be what you need when you think it is too hard.

Life after gastric bypass needn't be a hard journey as many people have sailed through with no problems at all. In fact their lives have changed so much for the better. They feel like new people. They eat healthier, exercise regularly (and love it), love going shopping for clothes, gain so much more self-esteem and generally are having a great time.

So, if you are that someone ready to take this journey then go for it with all you heart and soul. You wont regret it!

Rate this Article: Current: 0 / 5 stars - 0 vote(s).

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/non-fiction-articles/life-after-gastric-bypass-how-different-will-it-be-67795.html

Print this Article Print article   Email to a Friend Send to friend   Publish this Article on your Website Publish this Article   Send Author Feedback Author feedback  
About the Author:
Susan Dean is a successful webmaster and publisher of http://www.gastricbypass-guide.info She provides lots of handy hints and advice on gastric bypass options at her web site.
Submitting articles has become one of the most popular means of generating quality backlinks and targeted traffic to your website. Join us today - It's Free!

Article Comments

Comment on this article Comment on this article
Your Name
Your Email:
Comment Body
Enter Validation Code: Captcha


Related Articles

Endovenous Laser Rx - A Minimally Invasive Laser Technique
By: Wolfgang Jaegel | 27/03/2008 | Health
What are varicose veins?. They are twisted, enlarged, worm-like marks (often dark blue in color) near the surface of the skin on either the legs or knees. They are often a symptom of an underlying condition called venous insufficiency.

Japanese Medical Services in Thailand
By: Gregory Smyth | 23/05/2008 | Health
Since 1970 Japanese medical services have been actively working in Thailand. As a consequence, there is strong collaboration between the two countries in the field of medical services. Therefore, all necessary services including interpretation are provided to ensure the line of service rendering is vigorous.

What is Uterine Fibroids Embolization?
By: Wolfgang Jaegel | 27/03/2008 | Health
Uterus tumor is non-harmful tumor caused by abnormal growth of uterus wall. This growth is the result from 1 body hormone enhancement and it can vary in size from one inch to more than ten inches long.

Medical Consultation In Bangkok
By: Gregory Smyth | 24/05/2008 | Health
Medical consultation in Bangkok includes specialized centers that come complete with the most contemporary diagnostic and treatment methods. They also have specialists ranging from pediatrics to geriatrics, neurology to cardiology, and ophthalmology to treatments for sports-related injuries.

Range And Level Of Medical Services In Thailand
By: Gregory Smyth | 24/05/2008 | Health
There is a wide range of medical services in Thailand to offer to those seeking various up-to-date standards. Also, the price range for different services are considerably cheaper than a lot of other countries while the quality is frequently so high that hospitals are credited with ISO 9001 approval.

Hip Resurfacing - A Breakthrough Hip Arthroplasty
By: Wolfgang Jaegel | 02/04/2008 | Health
The hip joint is the most flexible free-moving joint in the body, as well as one of the large weight-bearing joints. If any part of the hip is damaged or degenerated, movement can be limited. Even without injury, cartilage can crack and wear away in time. The ball of the hip joint begins to grind against the socket, bone against bone, causing stiffness and pain.

If You go to Mexico for Plastic Surgery
By: Ivar Rudi | 04/05/2006 | Health
When I think of Mexico, I don't necessarily think of plastic surgery. I might think of bad taxi drivers, poor air quality, and corrupt government, and I don't really think of sanitary conditions as being a priority there. However, it is gaining popularity as a plastic surgery destination.

The International Hospitals in Bangkok
By: Gregory Smyth | 11/04/2008 | Health
Hospitals in Bangkok generally provide excellent facilities for their patients. Apart from the top-class facilities offered to patients of local origin, most hospitals cater to foreign patients and are all set up for that.

Got a Question? Ask.

Ask the community a question about this article:

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Mckeesport hospital nursing alumni ...
By: gidickdg | 15-07-2008
When is Mckeesport hospital nursing alumni homecoming and reunion? class of 1958.

Surgery for obesity
By: jjt2ndtime | 15-07-2008
Which is the better procedure to have for obesity, the lapband, or gastric bypass?

Bridging the gap from PA to MD
By: Mark De La Lama | 15-07-2008
I have over 8 yrs as a Physicians Assistant in Family Practice Medicine. Since I love what I do and constantly have to study medicine I would like to continue on and become a physician while working full time. I believe the online education that is offered would benefit some of us who would like to  continue on for the Doctor of Medicine degree. I would really like to find a program that would allow me to do this without having to go back and sit in a classroom trying to relearn a lot of material that I know already. I am hoping they can make a online bridge program soon to allow those of us who would like to continue on in our education and fill in the gap of knowledge between the PA or NP to Physician.

What is the history of Oddfellows in Liberty MO?
By: Mary | 14-07-2008
What is the history of Oddfellows in Liberty MO?

I am looking for a doctor in the Wilmington, NC ...
By: angela | 14-07-2008
I am looking for a doctor in the Wilmington, NC area that has knowledge of ITP and Autoimmune diseases.

I am due to recertify for use of Access-a-Ride. At ...
By: Bellemoon321 | 14-07-2008
I am due to recertify for use of Access-a-Ride. At 79 years of age my condition has only worsened. Why the recertificaton? I am assigned to a hospital for that recertification....they get paid; I'm authorized to order a special cab service....they get paid. Isn't that a waste of the city's money?

Q&A Powered by:
Powered by Yedda 

Latest Non-Fiction Articles

How to Write a Book Using a Road Map for Success
By: Earma Brown | 24/07/2008
Everyday someone hops a train to start writing a book. Unfortunately as one person gets on the train to write a book there are several people who decide that it's hopeless, they'll never complete their book and get off the train. My hope is that you will be the one who starts the journey of writing a book and stays on to completion.

Philosophical Pragmatism
By: Samreen Soomro | 23/07/2008
Article comparing the views of William James, Oliver Wendell Homes, and Chales Peirce on Philosophical Pragmatism

In the Lap of the Gods 19
By: Steve Morgan | 22/07/2008
Rough justice, but them's the rules!

That Innocent Smile…
By: Sophia | 21/07/2008
one should take care while traveling alone..

In the Lap of the Gods 18
By: Steve Morgan | 20/07/2008
Steve gets a real beating and makes a promise.

In the Lap of the Gods 17
By: Steve Morgan | 20/07/2008
Steve learns a huge lesson but makes a mortal enemy.

My Mental Processing of Death
By: Gabrielle Gragston | 16/07/2008
I wrote this on the one month anniversary after my Yaya (greek for Grandmother) passed away unexpectedly and suddenly.

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote: Crime, Punishment, and More
By: Philip Spires | 15/07/2008
A truly frightening view of how violence and murder can come home.

More from Susan Dean

Through Generations The Wall Poster Still Exists
By: Susan Dean | 28/10/2006 | Home and Family
Isn't it funny how so much changes over time and yet some things never change at all. I'm talking about teenagers and wall posters. In fact not only teenagers but children and adults I suppose.

Some Simple Advice For House Breaking Your Golden Retriever
By: Susan Dean | 28/09/2006 | Pets
When you first bring home your new little golden retriever puppy your life will be turned upside down for a while. It will be a very exciting time for everyone concerned.

Hardwood Floor Refinishing - The Simple Facts!
By: Susan Dean | 22/09/2006 | Home and Family
I don't know about you but I love polished floorboards. They look so shinny and clean and go with any decor. They are easy to clean and do not house dust like carpet does.

Enhance Your Garden With Low Voltage Landscape Lighting
By: Susan Dean | 22/09/2006 | Gardening
Have you ever gone past someone's front yard in the evening and been enchanted by the low voltage landscape lighting that has been installed? I know I have.

Would You Like To Know How To Start A Small Business ?
By: Susan Dean | 22/09/2006 | Home Business
If you are someone asking the question - how to start a small business - then I guess you are also someone who is frustrated working for someone else. If this is you then you need not feel alone.

Montessori Schools - Are They Really That Good ?
By: Susan Dean | 22/09/2006 | Education
As we all know only too well everyone is individual and everyone may need a different educational environment to be able to excel to their full potential.

The Option Of An Advance Pay Day Loan - Will It Be Right For You ?
By: Susan Dean | 29/08/2006 | Finance
Have you ever been in the situation where you have been sailing along nicely with your finances, paying all your bills on time when along comes some unexpected emergency that costs you money that you just have not got? Well I know I have and probably just about everyone else has as well.

Discount International Air Travel Is Not For Everyone
By: Susan Dean | 28/08/2006 | Travel
Traveling internationally means something different to all of us. Some will be going on a holiday while others may be traveling for business purposes for example. Either way many people will choose the option for discount international air travel.

Article Categories






Give Feedback

Sign up for our email newsletter

Receive updates, enter your email below