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Gujarat Samachar Interview

On 23rd March 2014, Gujarat Samachar has carried my interview regarding the 1st BIB procedure in South Gujarat . Its basically a intragastric ballon which is placed in the stomach. This procedure is not a surgery and does not require anesthesia. The patient is discharged after few hours of procedure. Intragastric balloon for weight loss works best for a well educated patient who is motivated for proper eating habits and exercise.

A 500-700ml ballon is placed in stomach endoscopically. Ballon is made of silicon material and causes a sense of fullness and satiety which helps in diet control and thus weight loss. 10-20 kgs of weight loss is expected in obese patients. Superobese patients can loose more than 25 kgs of weight.

There are no scars in these procedures, so people who are very conscious about their looks and body can also opt for BIB
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  1. Renu VyasMarch 24, 2014 at 2:17 PM

    An interesting article..would definitely love to read more about this.. :)

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  2. AnonymousApril 7, 2014 at 8:06 PM

    dear sir,
    my weight is 123 kg and hieght is 6.1 age is 24
    i want to loss weight,
    how much this surgery cost? and please let me know if any side effect of this.

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  3. Dr Vikram R LotwalaApril 7, 2014 at 8:36 PM

    Hello.

    According to your Height and weight you have a BMI of 37 which is very high. Normal is upto 25.
    You will have permanent weight loss with surgery without any side effects.
    For more information speak to our Nutritionist Ms. Priyanka 099131 94663 or call Wings hospital 99099 66056

    Regards,

    Dr. Vikram Lotwala

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  4. myadvtcornerMay 19, 2014 at 4:58 PM

    Gujarat Samachar (meaning Gujarat News) is a Gujarati language daily newspaper in India. It is a leading paper in the Indian state of Gujurat, with the reported highest average readership in the state (4.5 million) as of September 2012.Book ad in Gujarat Samchar newspaper via myadvtcorner.

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