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 nonsurgical weight loss solution inflated in the stomach to reduce food intake and promote feelings of fullness. In Turkey, this treatment lasts about 6 months.
Patients undergo an endoscopy procedure for insertion and removal. A common side effect is bloating and discomfort.