The danger of bariatric to the health of pregnancy and the fetus: risks and challenges of bariatric surgery

The danger of bariatric to the health of pregnancy and the fetus
The impact of bariatric on the health of pregnancy and the fetus includes a wide range of risks and challenges that must be taken into consideration, including:
Difficulty getting pregnant and giving birth:
Bariatric problems may make it more difficult for women to get pregnant, as it affects ovulation and the balance of hormones necessary for pregnancy.
High miscarriage rates:
Bariatric women may have higher rates of miscarriage, especially in the early stages of pregnancy.
High risk of health problems during pregnancy:
Bariatric women are more likely to develop health problems such as high blood pressure and gestational diabetes.
Increased risk of premature birth:
Bariatric problems increase the risk of premature birth, which can lead to complications for the fetus.
Increased risk of giving birth to a large baby:
Bariatric women may have a higher risk of giving birth to larger babies, which can increase the risk of complications during childbirth.
Fetal health problems:
Children born to bariatric mothers may be at risk of more health problems such as bariatric and high blood pressure later in life.

Avoid the risks of the negative impact of bariatric on the health of the pregnancy and the fetus
To avoid the risks of the negative impact of bariatric on the health of the pregnancy and the fetus, the following steps can be taken:
Maintain a healthy weight:
Weight loss before pregnancy can reduce the risk of bariatric negatively impacting the health of the pregnancy and fetus.
Follow a healthy diet:
Eating foods rich in vitamins and minerals, reducing saturated fats and added sugars, and increasing your intake of fiber and nutritious nutrients can help reduce the risk of bariatric during pregnancy.
Do physical activity regularly:
Exercising regularly, with the approval of a specialist doctor, can help control body weight and reduce the risk of bariatric during pregnancy.
Periodic medical follow-up:
It is necessary to visit a specialist doctor regularly to monitor the health of the pregnancy and ensure that there are no health complications resulting from bariatric.
Managing chronic diseases:
Managing diseases such as high blood pressure and diabetes well, as this can reduce the risks of the negative impact of bariatric on the health of the pregnancy and the fetus.
Avoid harmful substances:
Avoid smoking, alcohol and other harmful substances that may increase the risk of the negative impact of bariatric on the health of the pregnancy and the fetus.
By following these guidelines and taking precautions, obese women can reduce the potential risks of bariatric to pregnancy health and achieve a healthy and safe pregnancy for themselves and their babies.

Dr. Samir Al Rahmani, the best surgeon in Dubai and a consultant in the field of bariatric, laparoscopic surgery, and general surgery, advises the necessity of continuous follow-up after the operation with your doctor, and you can contact him through the number:
+971 55 256 4750