It is still cold & flu season here in Utah, and many bariatric patients aren’t too familiar with what medications are bariatric-approved, and which ones to avoid. Here are some helpful tips to consider the next time you have a cough, cold or the flu: –...
There have been numerous studies and extensive research on the topic of alcohol, and what it does to our bodies. But what about those who have had metabolic bariatric surgery (MBS) which can remove and/or alter a portion of the stomach and/or digestive tract?...
As your surgery date approaches, it is important to us here at Rocky Mountain Associated Physicians (RMAP) that you, as one of our patients, are prepared and knowledgeable to the bariatric procedure you and your surgeon have chosen. Now is the perfect time to create a...
As you prepare for bariatric surgery, it is normal to experience a range of emotions. Hopefully one of them is excitement as we are excited for you and the commitment you have made to work toward a healthier lifestyle. Weight loss surgery never has been or will be the...
After receiving bariatric surgery, there are several common side effects than can occur. One of these is experiencing hair loss. According to research, the incidence of hair loss related to metabolic bariatric surgery is 57% and typically occurs around 3 months...
One of the most commonly asked questions we receive from patients following weight loss surgery is this: Should I set some sort of weight loss goal before or even right after my procedure? Amidst your journey of researching about surgery types, getting insurance...
