The idea of correcting Type II Diabetes through surgery was first introduced in 1995 by Walter Pories with the study titled "Who would have thought it?". This study showed that 83% of patients who underwent obesity surgery and 98.7% of those with glucose intolerance had normalized blood sugar levels...
Read MoreResearch shows that psychological factors like distress, shock, and fear can affect insulin secretion in the pancreas, leading to increased blood sugar. Psychological issues can trigger diabetes, and diabetes can also negatively affect mental health...
Read MoreObesity is often associated with dyslipidemia, a metabolic disorder that involves an abnormal blood lipid profile. It is important to evaluate individuals with obesity for dyslipidemia...
Read MoreGastric sleeve surgery is an effective treatment for obesity, but it requires significant lifestyle changes. Here are the restrictions that patients should follow after the surgery...
Read MoreAlcohol consumption after surgery is a frequently asked question. It is recommended to avoid alcohol during the treatment process, as the body absorbs alcohol more quickly after gastric sleeve surgery, leading to increased effects...
Read MoreThe recovery process after gastric sleeve surgery varies from person to person. During this time, it is essential to follow the recommendations of your healthcare provider...
Read MoreHealth tourism in Turkey stands out with its advanced infrastructure. Every year, hundreds of patients from the U.S., Europe, and other countries choose Turkey for healthcare services, including obesity treatment...
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