
Fertility and pregnancy after bariatric surgery: What you need to know
For individuals who have undergone bariatric surgery, the journey towards parenthood can come with its own set of considerations and questions. The impact of weight
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For individuals who have undergone bariatric surgery, the journey towards parenthood can come with its own set of considerations and questions. The impact of weight

For individuals who have undergone bariatric surgery, the journey towards parenthood can come with its own set of considerations and questions. The impact of weight

Sophie Loughran
Bariatric dietician at Streamline
Sophie is a UK registered Dietitian who has vast experience working in the NHS as a specialist dietitian in areas which include gastroenterology, oncology and radiotherapy conducting both inpatient and outpatient ward work and group education sessions.

Sophie Loughran
Bariatric dietician at Streamline
Sophie is a UK registered Dietitian who has vast experience working in the NHS as a specialist dietitian in areas which include gastroenterology, oncology and radiotherapy conducting both inpatient and outpatient ward work and group education sessions.
Our topic expert has answered some of the most common questions we get asked by women when it comes to bariatric surgery. If you need any further information, or other questions answered, please contact enquiries@streamline-surgical.com
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