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Weight-loss Surgery May be the Right Solution for You
Bariatric procedures can help patients lose excess body weight that interferes with living the most energetic and productive lives. Types of bariatric surgery may reduce the risks of possibly life-threatening weight-related conditions: some cancers (breast and prostate), heart disease, stroke and high blood pressure, among others.
The longer you wait, though, the more likely you may develop other medical conditions related to obesity, including migraines, high cholesterol and fatty liver disease. After minimally invasive surgery, patients return home with follow-up plans that include calorie tracking, enjoying an active lifestyle and practicing positive behaviors.
TexomaCare Weight Loss Surgery Center Blog
Weight Loss and Blood Pressure
It's a question many people ask: "Does my weight really affect my blood pressure?" The answer is yes.
What Is Metabolic Syndrome? Causes and Effects
Metabolic syndrome is a group of risk factors that raise your risk of certain diseases.
Gastric Bypass vs Sleeve Gastrectomy: What to Know
There are key differences between gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy weight-loss procedures.
