Weight Loss
Gastric Balloon
A non-surgical, temporary option.
A gastric balloon is a temporary device placed in the stomach, usually through endoscopy, to support portion control alongside lifestyle care.
Treatment overview
The plan depends on examination, medical history and individual goals.
Common purposes
- A non-surgical, temporary option.
- Discuss goals and suitable alternatives with the treating specialist.
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Who may be suitable?
- The team checks stomach conditions, medicines, eating patterns and whether a temporary device is appropriate.
- Suitability is confirmed only after review of health history, medicines and relevant tests.
Suitability is always decided by a specialist after reviewing your health and examining you.
Treatment process
- 01
Before treatment
Before treatment, the team reviews health history, alternatives and informed consent. The team checks stomach conditions, medicines, eating patterns and whether a temporary device is appropriate.
- 02
Treatment day
The balloon is placed and filled according to the selected device's protocol; a removal plan must be agreed in advance.
- 03
After treatment
Nausea and cramping can occur at first; diet and symptom guidance are important.
- 04
Follow-up
Follow-up visits assess healing and any need for further care. Contact the treating team for worsening symptoms.
Expectations & recovery
Nausea and cramping can occur at first; diet and symptom guidance are important.
Healing and return to usual activity vary by person; follow individual clinical advice.
Results and recovery vary from person to person. No outcome can be guaranteed.
Risks & considerations
Potential benefits
- A non-surgical, temporary option.
- A suitable plan may help address the concern discussed at consultation.
Risks & considerations
- Intolerance, ulceration, balloon deflation or migration and the need for early removal are possible.
- Results cannot be guaranteed and further treatment may be needed.
Questions about this treatment
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This information is general and does not replace a medical consultation.
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