Copper Deficiency After Bariatric Surgery Can Be Misdiagnosed
Posted Nov 11 2010 6:10pm
For obese individuals, losing weight via bariatric surgery can result in positive and healthful changes, such as the normalization of blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels. However, some post-gastric bypass patients do not receive adequate medical follow-up that can result in long-term negative health effects, including nutrient deficiencies such as copper.
For obese individuals, losing weight via bariatric surgery can result in positive and healthful changes, such as the normalization of blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels. However, some post-gastric bypass patients do not receive adequate medical follow-up that can result in long-term negative health effects, including nutrient deficiencies such as copper.