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Stomach Surgeon in Kolkata

Is your stomach discomfort more than just acidity?

Do you feel full too soon, lose weight without trying, or struggle with constant indigestion?
Is that gas problem refusing to go away?

When common stomach issues persist, they can sometimes point to something more serious, but often, they are related to non-cancerous conditions that require attention.

Dr. (Maj) Ranajoy Dutta, a highly skilled Stomach Surgeon in Kolkata, provides comprehensive care for various non-cancerous stomach conditions. With years of experience in abdominal surgery and digestive health, he offers expert Stomach Treatment in Kolkata, tailored to each patient’s needs, whether it’s for ulcers, obesity or other digestive disorders.

What are Stomach Surgeries?

Stomach surgeries are performed to treat various conditions such as severe ulcers, digestive disorders, obesity or blockages. These procedures may involve removing part or all of the stomach (gastrectomy), rerouting the digestive tract (gastric bypass), or reducing stomach size (sleeve gastrectomy). The goal is to relieve symptoms, improve health, and manage life-threatening conditions. Recovery and outcomes depend on the type of surgery, the underlying condition, and the patient’s overall health. Surgery may be required for non-cancerous stomach issues, such as severe ulcers, chronic bleeding, or obesity, among others.

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Stomach Surgeries Types

Partial Gastrectomy

It is the removal of a portion of the stomach, usually for severe ulcers or non-cancerous growths.

Total Gastrectomy

The entire stomach is removed, typically required for conditions like severe ulcers or recurring bleeding.

Sleeve Gastrectomy

A large part of the stomach is removed to help with severe obesity, also known as weight-loss surgery.

Gastric Bypass Surgery

The stomach is divided and connected to the small intestine to reduce food intake and absorption, commonly used for obesity treatment.

Endoscopic Resection

Early-stage tumours or polyps are removed through an endoscope, avoiding open surgery, particularly useful for non-cancerous growths.

Stomach Surgery Causes

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Severe ulcers causing bleeding.

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Blockages in the stomach preventing normal digestion.

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Uncontrolled stomach bleeding due to chronic conditions.

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Non-cancerous growths (such as polyps or benign tumours) that affect the stomach’s function.

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Stomach Surgery Symptoms

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Abdominal Pain

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Weight Loss

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Bloating

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Blood in Stool/Vomit

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Indigestion

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Stomach Surgery Diagnosis

Endoscopy

CT Scan

Barium X-ray

Stomach Surgery Treatment

Stomach surgery is tailored to the patient’s diagnosis and the severity of the condition. For non-cancerous conditions such as ulcers or severe obesity, surgery is frequently combined with lifestyle changes, dietary adjustments, and sometimes medication to ensure effective treatment. The types of surgery may include partial or total gastrectomy, gastric bypass, or sleeve gastrectomy, depending on the underlying condition. Post-operative care is crucial, involving dietary adjustments and regular follow-up appointments to monitor recovery. Timely intervention, especially for severe ulcers or obesity, can significantly improve recovery rates and enhance quality of life.

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Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

When is stomach surgery needed?

Stomach surgery is typically performed to treat ulcers, severe bleeding, or blockages.

Will stomach surgery affect my digestion?

Yes, digestion changes are common, and patients may need to eat smaller meals and take supplements to aid nutrition.

How long does it take to recover from stomach surgery?

Recovery can take several weeks to months, depending on the type of surgery and overall health.

Is stomach surgery done using open or laparoscopic methods?

Both methods are used. Minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgery is often preferred for faster recovery when suitable.

Are there any risks or side effects after stomach surgery?

Yes, possible side effects include weight loss, dumping syndrome, nutritional deficiencies, and digestive issues.

Stomach Surgeon in Kolkata

What are Stomach Surgeries?