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Pooja Gupta
Bariatric surgery, a surgical procedure designed to aid in significant weight loss, has gained popularity as a solution for individuals struggling with obesity and its associated health complications. While these surgeries can provide remarkable results in the short term, a significant proportion of patients experience weight regain after an initial successful period of weight loss. The phenomenon of weight regain after bariatric surgery is complex and multifaceted, involving physiological, psychological, and behavioral factors that interact to challenge long-term success. This article delves into the factors contributing to weight regain after bariatric surgery and offers insights into strategies to mitigate this challenge.