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		<description><![CDATA[<p><p>Original Article: <a href="http://gastric-lap-band-surgery.com/risks-related-to-gastric-banding-surgery">Risks Gastric Banding Surgery</a></p><p>Gastric Banding system is a much less complicated procedure than the other gastric(bariatric) operations. Due to there are few potential complications that are immediate after the gastric banding surgery. Saying that there are some long-term complications possible that are unique to this form of surgery. Here are some the risks gastric banding surgery: Slippage In order for the [...]</p></p><p>Content brought to you by: <a href="http://gastric-lap-band-surgery.com">Gastric Lap Band Surgery</a></p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Original Article: <a href="http://gastric-lap-band-surgery.com/risks-related-to-gastric-banding-surgery">Risks Gastric Banding Surgery</a></p><p><strong><a title="What is Gastric Banding?" href="http://gastric-lap-band-surgery.com/what-is-gastric-banding">Gastric Banding</a></strong> system is a much less complicated procedure than the other <strong>gastric</strong>(bariatric) operations. Due to there are few potential complications that are immediate after the <strong>gastric banding surgery</strong>. Saying that there are some long-term complications possible that are unique to this form of surgery. Here are some the risks gastric banding surgery:</p>
<p><strong>Slippage</strong><br />
In order for the <strong>band </strong>to function properly it must be correctly positioned on the stomach. <strong>Gastric banding</strong> can slip that is twist out of position. Typically the band does not slip but actually the stomach slips above the band. A slip typically occurs in about 2% of all operations.</p>
<p>Slippage can occur for a variety of reasons like over filling resulting in vomiting can be a cause. Slippage can cause reflux and difficultly with foods and weight loss can be affected. You may require a X-ray to obtain if the <a title="Gastric Banding" href="/"><strong>gastric banding</strong> </a>has slipped. Some slippages if caught early enough can be corrected. This can be done by removing all saline from the band and allowing the stomach to heal and then gradually re-filling. Slippage may require re-operation to reposition the band and in extreme cases <strong>gastric band</strong> removal. If a band is removed for slippage it generally can be replaced after a healing period. Relative low risks gastric banding surgery .</p>
<p><strong>Band Erosion</strong><br />
<strong>Gastric banding</strong> has been known to erode into the stomach. Erosion is a rare complication and is typically known in the older types of bands. This occurs again occurs in about 2% percent of patients. It occurs when the stomach tissue over-growing around the band until the band is on the inside of the stomach instead of the outside. Erosion will involves <strong>gastric band</strong> removal, sometimes surgical, although it rarely is a life-threatening situation. So relative low risks gastric banding surgery .</p>
<p><strong>Infection</strong><br />
With all surgical procedure there is always the slight risk of infection. Infections can usually be treated with antibiotics and in rare cases may necessitate removal. Always make sure you are in top health prior to your surgery or adjustments without colds or drugs that may compromise your immune system. Notify your doctor immediately if you suspect you may have an infection of any type. Relative low risks gastric banding surgery .</p>
<p><strong>Stretched Pouch<br />
</strong>This is a complication that can be avoided by simply not overeating. Learn to stop eating the moment you feel satisfied and avoid continuous packing food into your stomach when full. As this will cause it to stretch and food may back up into your esophagus causing you future discomfort and problems. Relative low risks gastric banding surgery .</p>
<p><strong>Gastric Band Hardware Difficulties</strong><br />
Ports have been broken and tubing punctured usually during the filling process. To help lower the risk by using experienced practitioners and using fluoroscope to locate the port before hand. However, broken ports and punctured tubing are relatively simple matters to fix but can be frustrating for the patient. The problem has been addressed with newer port designs.</p>
<p><strong>Reflux</strong><br />
Reflux is associated with a too tight <strong>gastric band</strong> causing stomach fluids to back up into the esophagus and damage the delicate tissues not strong enough to cater for acidic stomach juices. If you are experiencing mild reflux talk to your doctor about preventative measures such as diets for after gastric banding surgery or medications. If your reflux is a persistent problem speak to him immediately, don’t complicate the issue by waiting hoping it will get better without intervention.</p>
<p>These are the main <strong>risks gastric banding surgery</strong> .</p>
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