What is Gastric Balloon?
An intragastric balloon, or gastric balloon, is a medical device that helps people lose weight without surgery. An endoscopic technique is used to inject a soft silicone balloon into the stomach via the mouth. Filling the balloon with saline solution or another fluid allows it to expand once it is within the stomach, taking up space inside the cavity.
In order to help patients reduce their appetite and calorie consumption, gastric balloons are designed to make patients feel fuller for longer. The gastric balloon Turkey decreases food intake during meals by physically occupying space in the stomach, which limits the quantity of food that can be ingested at one time. By encouraging a negative energy balance—that is, when caloric expenditure exceeds caloric intake—this may help with weight reduction.
Those who are overweight or obese who have not seen success with more conventional means of weight loss, such dietary changes and increased physical activity, are usually the ones who are advised to have this operation. Additionally, it can be an option for those who aren’t good candidates for or feel uncomfortable with more invasive weight reduction procedures like gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy.


