Monitor and Adjust Meds After Weight Loss Surgery

March 2018

About 200,000 Americans have bariatric surgery each year.

Most are now getting the sleeve procedure...which reduces stomach size. Numbers are dropping for the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass...which reduces stomach size AND bypasses part of the small intestine.

Both procedures seem to lead to similar sustained weight loss and improvements in obesity-related conditions over about 5 years.

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