There are many obesity, some are known to many people, some people or only know one-sided complications, the following I give you some of the more common complications of obesity science. Diabetes: obesity is the main cause of type 2 diabetes. Excess fat makes the body resistant to insulin (blood sugar control hormone), resulting in blood sugar can not be effectively absorbed and rise, which is harmful to health. (Note: If diabetes has occurred to pay more attention, because the complications of diabetes is also a lot of) hypertension: obese people increase the vast majority of weight is fat tissue, it is like other tissues in the body, also need to consume oxygen and nutrients in the blood. Thus, the obese person’s demand for oxygen and nutrients increases, and naturally the amount of blood circulating in the body has to increase. More blood flowing in the arteries means that it puts more pressure on the arterial walls. Weight gain also often causes an increase in the level of insulin (the hormone that controls blood sugar) in the body. The rise in insulin can cause water and sodium retention and an increase in blood volume. In addition, excess weight often causes an increase in heart rate and a decrease in vascular transport capacity. All of the above factors can cause an increase in blood pressure. Fatty liver: If you are obese, fat can accumulate in the liver. Fat deposits in the liver can lead to inflammation and scar formation in the liver, and scar formation can further cause cirrhosis (even if you don’t drink heavily). Physical discomfort: More and more body fat squeezes out space that belongs to the organs. Some obese people have too much abdominal fat and become uncomfortable sitting. Sometimes you also feel pain in your back, feet, joints, and muscles. Respiratory function is also limited. Social and emotional impact: Overweight or obese people may experience high psychological stress, low income, and discrimination. Sleep apnea: The presence of this condition indicates that obesity has become severe. It can cause patients to have brief pauses in breathing during sleep and to snore loudly. Upper airway obstruction during sleep can lead to frequent awakenings during the night and drowsiness the next day. The vast majority of these patients are overweight, have thick necks and narrow airways. Fertility and pregnancy problems: Excess weight may have an impact on fertility in both men and women. Obesity can lead to gestational diabetes and other health problems during pregnancy, and may also increase the risk of birth defects in the fetus. Cancer: Many cancers are associated with being overweight, like colon, rectal, esophageal, kidney, breast, and prostate cancers. Coronary heart disease: It is a type of cardiovascular disease caused by the deposition of lipid droplets on the walls of the arteries supplying the heart. Over time, the accumulation of these lipid droplets can cause narrowing of the arteries and a decrease in the blood supply to the heart. The reduced blood supply to the heart causes chest pain. If the blood vessels supplying the heart are completely blocked, it can lead to a heart attack. Stroke: Obesity and atherosclerosis are related, and atherosclerosis is the deposition of lipid droplets in the arteries of the body, and of course in the brain arteries. If a blood clot is formed in a narrow brain artery, it can block the blood flow supplying a certain area of the brain, and this is a stroke. Osteoarthritis: most often involves the knee, hip, and lower back. The excess weight placed on these joints can wear away at the protective cartilage, causing joint pain and stiffness. Dyslipidemia: A high intake of foods containing saturated fats (such as red meat and fried foods) can lead to obesity, as well as dyslipidemia, such as increased levels of low-density lipoproteins (LDL), lower levels of high-density lipoproteins (HDL), and increased triglycerides. Triglycerides are the primary form of storage for most fats in the body and in food. Chronic dyslipidemia will lead to atherosclerosis, the accumulation of lipid droplets on the walls of arteries throughout the body, which greatly increases the risk of coronary heart disease and stroke. Obesity complications to ask how to treat? Obesity complications are mainly caused by obesity. The procedure is performed to reduce the secretion of the stomach hunger hormone (ghrelin) and significantly reduce hunger to lose weight. The procedure is simple, safe and has a low percentage of complications, while not affecting food absorption. Gastric bypass surgery: Gastric bypass surgery limits food intake by building a small gastric bursa in the upper part of the stomach on the one hand, and by anastomosing the distal jejunum to the small bursa on the other hand, allowing food to bypass the large part of the stomach, duodenum and the first jejunum, thus greatly controlling food intake and absorption. Although these two procedures are said to have a history of nearly 100 years, it is important to find, if you want to do the surgery, a reputable hospital.