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Appropriateness continues to be debated

Appropriateness continues to be debated
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Clinical trial evaluating Watchman FLX

Clinical trial evaluating Watchman FLX
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It s not that easy: 2 patients share their experiences

All of them can tell you that’s not true. You don’t just wake up one morning and schedule surgery the next week. There are a series of preliminary steps to follow that are likely to take three or four months. They include: • Meetings with a dietitian to learn how having part of your stomach removed from the digestive process changes your eating and drinking patterns for life. • Having one or more sessions with a mental-health professional to determine whether conditions like depression and anxiety need to be addressed. • Getting a full explanation of the surgery from the surgeon who will perform it.

Robin williams adamsJames chriss scovilMarianne lehmanYour healthLakeland regional healthWilliams adamsJasmine blockerWinter havenErnest blockerAdventhealth heartWinter haven hospitalRegional healthராபின் வில்லியம்ஸ் ஆடம்ஸ்மரியான் லெஹ்மன்உங்கள் ஆரோக்கியம்லேக்லேண்ட் பிராந்திய ஆரோக்கியம்

How weight-loss surgery helps chronic conditions

How weight-loss surgery helps control chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension is a complex subject. Having a vastly smaller stomach obviously makes overeating undesirable and uncomfortable. The surgery also affects metabolism: how the body turns food into energy. Researchers spent a great deal of time debating what was metabolic surgery and what was bariatric surgery, sometimes to the frustration of doctors who see them as intertwined. “Actually, we use them interchangeably,” said Dr. Sanjiv Gray, bariatric surgeon with Lakeland Regional Health’s Institute for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and Medicine. “It’s not just about weight loss for us. It’s about improving the patient’s life.”

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Polk City man shares his experience with foot ulcers

The diabetic foot ulcer that cost Otis Dahmer one of his little toes began with what appeared to be nothing more than dry, flaking skin. Not being “much of a moisturizer guy,” Dahmer said, he didn’t give the skin much attention. He kept working on his feet, 10 or 11 hours a day, as a union electrician on an out-of-state job. He later noticed an open spot, like a sore, wasn’t healing. Dahmer, (pronounced day-mer), figured the location made it hard to heal, His feet aren’t too sensitive to pain, so he put off seeing a doctor. “I probably went three weeks, until I couldn’t walk on it anymore,” he said.

United statesPolk countyBartow regional medical centerWinter haven hospitalUniversity of miamiPolk cityRobin williams adamsOtis dahmerJanet skardaNational institute of diabetesDiabetic foot consortiumYour healthLakeland regional health centerUniversity of michiganAmerican podiatric medical associationWilliams adams