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Assignment:
Obesity is an extremely difficult problem to resolve for the people affected. Bariatric surgery, also known as obesity or weight-loss surgery, has shown a series of promising results, such as sustained loss of weight, reversing type 2 diabetes, reducing pain, reducing the risk of uterine cancer, improving the capacity to exercise, reducing psoriasis, reversing premature aging, and reducing the risk of heart disease. On the other hand, bariatric surgery is a complicated procedure that sometimes results in the loss of life, especially when surgeries are carried out at non-accredited clinics.
1. Is bariatric surgery an appropriate procedure or is it a quick-fix solution with hidden pitfalls?
2. Should people who struggle with obesity consider bariatric surgery?
3. If so, at what level of body-mass index should people be advised to consider bariatric surgery?
4. Should obese youth be given the option to undergo bariatric surgery?