Gastric Bypass Procedure In Ireland
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Susan Before & After Weight Loss Surgery
I tried pretty much every diet you can think of I've tried: motivation, Weight Watchers, Slimming World, all of them.
Happy, but wish I’d done it sooner. That’s my only regret, is that I didn’t think of doing it sooner, instead of struggling for 41 years with my weight.
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Auralia's Holistic Care
We are a CHKS and ISO Approved Private Hospital in Ireland
Quick Procedure Booking
With Auralia Private Hospital, you don't have to wait months to get your gastric bypass done.
Ongoing Care & Support
Auralia will always be there for you after your weight loss procedure, whether with free additional appointments if needed or with expert advice.
Following your visit to Auralia, you will be given pre- and post-operative instruction to guide you on how to be well prepared for your gastric bypass and what to do afterwards. This will also contain the clinic's contact details.
You will also be given your Auralia surgeon’s emergency mobile number for calls after hours. During work hours, you should contact the hospital.
If you suspect anything is wrong outside of business hours, you are welcome to call the emergency number of your surgeon and speak with them directly, day or night.
Alternatively, you can drop straight into the clinic during working hours.
Absolutely not! You are entitled to as many appointments as you feel you need with your surgeon, following your gastric bypass.
Absolutely! From the time you have your gastric bypass with your Auralia surgeon, you are entitled to see them for appointments for as long as necessary.
If the surgeon no longer works for Auralia, you would still be entitled to see one of our surgeons for free.
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How Does The Gastric Bypass Surgery Work?
The gastric bypass works by three mechanisms
CALORIC RESTRICTION
The small pouch restricts the amount of food that can be eaten during one sitting which means fewer calories are taken in.
HORMONAL CHANGES
Re-routing the food stream by bypassing part of the small bowel causes a change in ghrelin (hormone for appetite). This causes a reduction in appetite helping you eat less and lose weight faster.
REDUCTION IN CRAVINGS
Help reduce your interest in high-fat foods, alcohol and sweets which lowers your consumption of high-calorie food.
Gastric Bypass Cost In Ireland
Possibility of monthly payments up to 36 months.
- Find out your custom surgery price
The Best Place For Your Gastric Byass In Ireland
UNMATCHED EXPERIENCE
23 years of experience and over 30,356 procedure performed.
AFTERCARE FROM YOUR HOME
We offer aftercare 24/7, from the comfort of your own home via the Auralia Aftercare App.
PERSONALIZED PLAN
We pay fantastic personal attention to details in order to craft your tailored gastric bypass plan.
Your Weight Loss Journey With Auralia
Step 1.
Free, No Obligation Consultation Booking
To start your surgery process, firstly book your consultation by calling us on (01) 612 0551 or filling a consultation form here.
Step 2.
Meet Your Surgeon
Once you have booked your consultation, you will meet with your patient care co-ordinator then your surgeon to discuss your weight loss goals, your health status, concerns and the procedure details.
Step 3.
Book Your Surgery
After your comprehensive consultation, your patient care co-ordinator will work with you to book a convenient date for your procedure.
Step 4.
Pre Op Assessment
Prior to your surgery date, you will have your pre-op assessment where we will go through your medical history with you, and instruct you how to prepare for your surgery day to avoid any risks.
Step 5.
Surgery Day
On your surgery day, you’ll have a dedicated medical team to take care of you. The surgery duration is between 60 and 90 minutes, and you will leave on the clinic same day or the day after depending on your situation.
Step 6.
After Care
You will enjoy unlimited aftercare appointments and surgeon reviews as much as you need to ensure your safety and satisfaction with the results.
You will get access to the Auralia’s after care App to assess you further in your recovery period.
Furthermore, you will also have your surgeon’s emergency number so you get access to him any time 24/7.
Katrina Before & After Weight Loss Surgery
I have struggled with my weight my entire life, and it had completely spiralled out of control, peaking at 26st 7lbs.
1 year later and almost 12st less, I can safely say that having this surgery almost certainly saved my life. I had high BP and was pre-diabetic, both of which has been comfortably reversed without medication.
I will be forever grateful to my team at Auralia for giving me back the control over my life that I had lost, and I can’t recommend them enough.
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Gastric Bypass FAQs
There are a lot of versions of the gastric bypass (or the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass) but they all do the same thing.
There are two main parts to the procedure:
1. A small pouch is created to divide the top of the stomach from the rest of
the stomach.
2. The top part of the small intestine is cut, and the bottom end is brought up
and connected to the new pouch in the stomach.
The procedure is completed by connecting the top portion of the divided small intestine to the small intestine further down. This allows stomach acid and digestive juices to mix with the food and digest.
The average excess weight loss after a gastric bypass is around 70%. In other words, if you were 100lbs overweight before surgery you can expect to lose around 70lbs. As with the sleeve gastrectomy there is a tendency towards weight re-gain over time, but even at 10-years most patients will keep at least 50% of their excess weight off.
Furthermore, weight loss with the gastric bypass seems to be greater and more durable than with either the gastric band or the sleeve gastrectomy.
Gastric Bypass cost depends on various factors like your current weight and targeted weight.
At Auralia we can help you spread the cost of the surgery up to 36 monthly payments.
Please contact us to get your procedure price!
CALORIC RESTRICTION
The small pouch restricts the amount of food that can be eaten during one sitting which means fewer calories are taken in.
HORMONAL CHANGES
Re-routing the food stream by bypassing part of the small bowel causes a change in ghrelin (hormone for appetite). This causes a reduction in appetite helping you eat less and lose weight faster.
REDUCTION IN CRAVINGS
Help reduce your interest in high-fat foods, alcohol and sweets which lowers your consumption of high-calorie food.
In order to be eligible for bariatric surgery, your BMI should be over 30.
You will also need to complete a surgical, medical, psychological and dietary evaluation before you’re approved for a gastric bypass. If you have any questions about eligibility, feel free to get in contact with our team today.
Dumping syndrome is a condition that can develop after gastric bypass and also after sleeve gastrectomy. It occurs when sugars move from the stomach into the bowel too quickly.
Most people with dumping syndrome develop signs and symptoms, such as abdominal cramps and diarrhea, 10 to 30 minutes after eating. Other people have symptoms one to three hours after eating, and still others have both early and late symptoms. These include:
● Nausea
● Vomiting
● Abdominal cramps
● Diarrhea
● Flushing
● Dizziness, lightheadedness
● Rapid heart rate
Generally, you can help prevent dumping syndrome by changing your diet after surgery. Changes might include eating smaller meals and limiting high-sugar foods.
Although around 60-70% of gastric bypass patients develop some degree of dumping, in only around 5% it does become chronic and require specific treatment in the form of medication or (rarely) surgery.
Some patients even claim to like dumping because they regard it as a form of aversion therapy – to stay away from sweet things!
Although calories are generally absorbed as normal after a gastric bypass, vitamins and minerals are most certainly not. So, it is absolutely essential for you to take regular (daily) vitamins and minerals after bypass surgery. If you fail to do this, you are almost certain to run into serious health problems, such as anaemia, nerve damage and bone disease. Key micronutrients include Vitamin B12, B1 (thiamine) and D, calcium, iron and zinc. You will be given detailed information regarding vitamin and mineral supplements after surgery.
A gastric bypass is an invasive operation and an experienced surgeon is a necessity when getting this procedure performed. Despite causing significant changes to the anatomy of your bowel and stomach 99.8% of patients do survive the procedure. In fact, a gastric bypass procedure is safer than getting your hip replaced.
With every surgical procedure, however, there are risks and the general risks of a gastric bypass include:
● Excessive bleeding
● Infection
● Reactions to anaesthesia
● Blood clots
● Breathing problems
● Leakage
There are also some longer-term risks and complications of bypass surgery including:
● Dumping syndrome
● Gallstones
● Hernias
● Low blood sugar
● Vitamin and mineral deficiencies
● Bowel obstruction
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Not sure if Gastric Sleeve is the right option for you?
At Auralia we provide a wide range of other bariatric procedures tailored to each patient’s need
During your consultation, your surgeon will guide you towards the best option for your specific case
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