Welcome and Introduce - 0:16 :
Well, I wanted to tell you, Doctor Murat has over 17 years of experience and for the last 10 years, he has been more dedicated to various procedures, and in those 10 years, he has performed over 4,000 surgeries for various procedures. Alright, then. I wanted to introduce you and now I'm going to start with your questions, alright?
Question 1 - 00:36 :
How long does the surgery last?
Answer 1 - 0:45 :
The surgery itself takes approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour on average, but the entire process, including the patient being taken to the operating room, anesthesia induction, and waking up, can take around 1.5 to 2 hours in total.
Question 2 - 0:58 :
Does the doctor believe it is necessary to follow a liquid diet three days before the surgery, or does he consider it absurd?
Answer 2 - 01:17 :
There is no need for any specific diet before the surgery.
Question 3 - 01:21 :
Does the stomach grow back over the years??
Answer 3 - 01:30 :
The stomach never, ever returns to its original size. It does enlarge a bit, but it will never be as big as it was before.
Question 4 - 01:39 :
How much time off work is recommended for this operation?
Answer 4 - 01:52 :
After this surgery, we do not want our patients to be bedridden for too long. We want them to resume their normal daily activities and return to an active life immediately. There is actually no specific rest period required. It is a laparoscopic surgery performed through four small incisions. Therefore, the pain is usually very minimal. Because of this, it is very comfortable and easy for patients to return to their normal lives.
Question 5 - 02:19 :
Is there any special medication I should take before the surgery?
Answer 5 - 02:31 :
No, there is no medication you need to take before the surgery.
Question 6 - 02:34 :
I had surgery 1 month and 3 days ago, and I feel very tired, my back hurts a lot. What could you tell me? I know every body is different, but is this normal?
Answer 6 - 03:12 :
Such pain can occur. it might be because they are not drinking enough fluids They need to consume plenty of fluids.
Question 7 - 03:22 :
Could you give me information about which exercises can be done and which ones cannot be done?
Answer 7 - 03:28 :
Of course, they can definitely start exercising. The exercises we recommend initially are cardio exercises such as walking, running, cycling, swimming, pilates, and zumba-basically, exercises that will increase heart rate and cause sweating.
Question 8 - 03:44 :
Can we undergo surgery if we have the flu?
Answer 8 - 03:49 :
Unfortunately, we need to wait at least 1 week to 10 days for the upper respiratory infection to clear up.
Question 9 - 03:56 :
What would be the risks of the surgery?
Answer 9 - 04:02 :
This surgery is not more risky than any other surgery. The risks involved are almost
the same as with other surgeries: bleeding, wound infection, fistula, lung problems,
anesthesia-related issues. All these risks combined are around 1%.
Question 10 - 04:23 :
When is it more advisable to resume sexual activity, days after the surgery or after a month?
Answer 10 - 04:38 :
They can continue immediately without any problem.
04:44 : Outro
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