Chronic kidney disease does not always prevent bariatric surgery in Turkey. Learn how kidney function, dialysis, procedure choice and specialist planning ...

Bariatric surgery after 60 or 65 may be suitable for carefully selected patients. Learn about candidacy, risks, recovery and expected results.

If you need regular NSAIDs, sleeve gastrectomy may carry less ulcer risk than gastric bypass, but neither operation makes long-term NSAIDs risk-free.

Before booking bariatric surgery in Turkey, learn how to confirm the exact operation, surgeon, hospital, risks, consent documents and aftercare plan.

Discover the emergency facilities a Turkish bariatric hospital should provide, including specialist surgery, imaging, intensive care, equipment and transfer ...

Learn why low blood sugar can occur after bariatric surgery, how reactive hypoglycaemia is diagnosed, and which dietary and medical treatments may help.

Bariatric surgery may improve weight, periods and ovulation in some women with PCOS, but fertility outcomes remain uncertain and require specialist care.

Recovering from bariatric surgery in a Turkish hotel requires careful meal planning, hydration and close adherence to your surgeon’s diet stages.

Diarrhoea after bariatric surgery may relate to food triggers, dumping, malabsorption or another condition. Learn the causes and warning signs.

For patients with previous kidney stones, sleeve gastrectomy generally shows a lower stone risk than gastric bypass, but individual assessment remains ...

A previous DVT or pulmonary embolism does not automatically prevent bariatric surgery in Turkey, but it requires careful medical assessment, travel planning ...

Find out whether Ozempic, Wegovy or Mounjaro should be stopped before bariatric surgery in Turkey and how your medical team assesses the risks.