Weight should be more than ideal for about 40 kg or more for men, and about 30 kg or more for females. Body mass index (BMI) is more than 40 Or more than 35 with complications of obesity such as diabetes or high blood pressure

Many cases of obese women can not control the subject alone, or by tracking the diets that do not achieve success in more than 95% of people with obesity, regardless of continued in the diet for long periods and that means they do not benefit from the diet and here comes the role Slimming processes, including the process of toning the stomach.

A specialist doctor uses the endoscope to perform the process of quantifying the stomach, which removes part of the stomach and remains on a small part of the size of the banana and this is the one that gives a sense of satiety to the patient after a short period of eating and this part of the excreted up to about 85% of the size of the stomach The process of gastric hemorrhage is done by laparoscopy. The operation does not involve large surgical intervention, during which the patient is completely anesthetized and the opening of about 3 to 5 very small openings in the abdomen not exceeding 1 cm in length. It also helps to quantify the stomach in weight loss also through the patient's feeling of satiety for very long periods of up to 9 hours, where the eradication of the stomach dome during the quantification is the part that produces the hormone "hunger".

Gastric bypass surgery is one of the most common obesity surgeries that help obese patients, who exceed BMI, 35 to get rid of excess weight and reach ideal weight by reducing the size of the stomach and reducing the amount of food it absorbs. % Of the volume of the stomach, and stapling the remaining part, and this part is very small in size is like a thin tube, and absorb very little food does not exceed 100 milliseconds. When the patient reaches the ideal weight after the process of quantifying the stomach will be established in proportion to the length of the patient and his condition without the need for any other medical intervention; because the body will get used to the amount of food commensurate with the size of the new stomach. - Studies have shown that more than 70% of people who have the process of quantification have improved the level of cholesterol in the blood. Weight loss starts gradually after the operation with emphasis on the need not to overload the stomach with its new size while eating.

Food intolerance:

Some patients may refuse certain types of foods after surgery, because they eat smaller portions than usual before the process, they should eat more slowly, and chew foods well and avoid high-sugar foods. The problem of food intolerance can also be solved by a short-term fluid-dependent diet.

Nausea:

A few patients experience abdominal bloating and nausea after surgery. This usually occurs in the first week after surgery, because the patient is in a period of getting used to the new diet and eating habits, and this discomfort can be easily resolved by consulting a doctor.