Artemis Health Institute Sleeve Gastrectomy Package

During a sleeve gastrectomy, around 80% of the stomach is removed, leaving a tube-shaped stomach about the size and shape of a banana. Because of its simplicity, the procedure is quite safe.

Sleeve gastrectomy, like any major surgery, involves both short and long-term health risks. The risk of a sleeve gastrectomy include excessive bleeding, infection, adverse anaesthetic reactions, blood clots, lung or breathing problems, and leaks from the stomach's cut edge. Long-term risks and complications of sleeve gastrectomy surgery include gastrointestinal blockage, hernias, gastroesophageal reflux, low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), malnutrition, and copious vomiting. In rare situations, complications from a sleeve gastrectomy can be fatal. The potential risks associated with surgery can be easily reduced with the correct prescriptions and supervision.

A sleeve gastrectomy is performed in the hospital. Depending on your recovery, your hospital stay could be one to two nights. Surgical procedures usually take one to two hours to complete. After surgery, you'll be sent to a recovery room, where medical workers will keep an eye on you for any problems. You could be in the hospital for two or three days. The procedure is irreversible.

Your stomach incisions should heal after about 2-3 weeks, and your staple line should heal in around 6-8 weeks. After a month, most gastric sleeve patients are able to resume their regular fitness programme and are on their way to full recovery.

Following a sleeve gastrectomy, your diet will consist of sugar-free, noncarbonated liquids for the first seven days, then pureed foods for three weeks, and ultimately conventional foods four weeks later. For the rest of your life, you'll need to take a multivitamin twice daily, a calcium supplement once daily, and a vitamin B-12 injectable once a month.

During the first few months after weight-loss surgery, you'll have regular medical examinations to monitor your health. Laboratory testing, bloodwork, and different diagnostics may be required.

In the first three to six months after a sleeve gastrectomy, your body may react to the rapid weight loss by causing body aches, feeling lethargic (as if you had the flu), feeling chilly, dry skin, hair thinning, hair loss, and mood changes.

Within two years, you could expect to lose 60% of your excess weight, if not more.

The Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery at Artemis Health Institute promises to be a quick & painless procedure with good results. In this process, the discount will have no effect on the treatment quality.

Booking this package on MediGence can be done seamlessly by utilising the secure payment gateway and paying 10% of the discounted rate. The remaining 90% of the procedure fees, or US$ 5040, is to be given in cash, credit card, debit card, or wire transfer, at the time of the hospital admission.