Stay updated on the latest advancements and trends in nutrition, weight loss, and laparoscopic surgery. Dr. Ahmad shares his expertise and advice, giving you the tools to make better healthcare decisions.
Do you have a seemingly intractable weight loss problem? Do you feel “fluffy”, sluggish, and frumpy? Did you try all kinds of diet regime and workout programs to naturally lose weight, but failed?
Obesity is now a growing concern. There are over 160 million Americans who are recorded to be either obese or overweight. In medical standards, obese patients are those who have a BMI of 30 or more.
Most obese patients think that gastric bypass surgery is a magic wand that can change their lives in a flick. Maybe you have heard it somewhere or you have seen someone who went under the knife
It is guaranteed for you to lose weight after a gastric bypass surgery. But, knowing how much weight you will lose is essential in keeping your expectations and goals realistic.
Gastric bypass surgery also known as the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is a major surgery that makes the stomach smaller and reroutes the intestine. In most cases, this type of surgery is irreversible.
Are you worried about your health? Are you at risk of diseases because of being overweight? Somehow these questions have led you to learning about bariatric surgery and how it had changed and saved hundreds of lives.
It is true that choosing the right surgeon will determine the success of your weight loss surgery. Before jumping into the operating room, most patients would do some research and contact an experienced surgeon
Gastric sleeve surgery is one of the top procedures performed to morbidly obese patients to lose weight and improve their health. Before undergoing operation, most patients would consult their chosen surgeon
You made up your mind to finally have a bariatric surgery and you have chosen gastric sleeve, picked a trusted surgeon, and got an insurance which agreed to help you cover the surgery.
Gallbladder removal surgery, also known as, cholecystectomy is a very common surgical procedure to solve the problem of gallstones. These are small stones, usually made out of cholesterol
