Swallowable gastric balloons are inflatable devices placed in the stomach through the esophagus for weight loss. Once inflated, they restrict food intake by taking up space and promoting a feeling of fullness. However, they must be removed after six months due to potential complications such as leakage or obstruction.
Swallowable gastric balloons are inflatable devices placed in the stomach through the esophagus for weight loss. Once inflated, they restrict food intake by taking up space and promoting a feeling of fullness. However, they must be removed after six months due to potential complications such as leakage or obstruction.
A swallowable gastric balloon is a non-surgical weight loss solution where a deflated balloon is ingested using a capsule, once in the stomach, it is filled with water, restricting food intake and promoting feelings of fullness.
Popular method for obese patients with BMI > 30. Balloons are usually removed after 6 months. Egypt's popularity for this treatment comes from its relatively low cost and ease of access.