Treating obesity: Sewing up the tummy from the inside


In the ESG, doctors use an endoscope to sew up part of the tummy to make it smaller so that patients feel full with less food. — StarGraphics

There are many ways to tackle obesity, and achieving a realistic goal works best if treatment plans are individually tailored.

Mild obesity can be overcome through behavioural changes, diet, exercise, and sometimes, medication.

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Obesity , Bariatric Surgery , Weight Loss

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