Overeating After Gastric Bypass Surgery What are the Risks
                     The Consequences Of 
Overeating After Gastric 
Bypass Surgery
Amazing weight loss from gastric bypass demands 
lifelong mindful eating to prevent health setbacks and 
preserve surgical benefits for sustained wellbeing.
Can You Overeat After Gastric Bypass?
Despite a reduced stomach pouch, patients can gradually increase 
portions as swelling subsides and overeating becomes possible, 
undermining surgery’s intent. 
Symptoms Of Overeating After Gastric Bypass
Common warning signs include abdominal cramps, nausea, 
vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, fatigue, or emotional guilt, frustration, 
and anxiety regarding weight management.
Why Overeating After Gastric Bypass Is Harmful 
Continual overeating may stretch the stomach pouch, hamper weight 
loss, cause nutritional deficiencies, worsen reflux or digestive issues, 
and reverse surgical success.
How To Prevent Overeating After Bariatric Surgery
Adopt habits like eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, measuring 
servings, avoiding liquids with meals, drinking water between meals, 
and following mindful portion control. 
Arch Bariatrics supports patients with guidance and care 
to manage overeating after gastric bypass and maintain 
long term health success
Reach Us At :
Arch Bariatrics, LLC
12152 Tesson Ferry Road 
Suite B, St Louis, MO, 
63128
(314) 858-6172
[email protected]
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