Obesity and diabetes can cause a variety of physical concomitant disorders, but they can also easily cause some psychological disorders, and depression is one of the common psychological disorders in obese and diabetic patients. Patients like these are evaluated more strictly before they undergo surgery. Some people may think that it is better to follow the doctor’s instructions for diet and recovery after weight loss metabolic surgery, and that psychological disorders do not cause substantial damage to the body. However, this is not true, because psychological disorders can affect our actual behavior, and bariatric surgery is a kind of surgery that depends on post-operative management, so people who have psychological disorders after bariatric surgery may not be able to cooperate with the health manager’s guidance, resulting in a poor post-operative recovery, or even complications, and if they are suffering from serious depression, there may be more serious consequences. If the patient is suffering from severe depression, it may lead to more serious consequences. However, it does not mean that if you have a psychological disorder, you cannot undergo surgery. As long as the psychiatrist assesses or treats the patient, you can undergo weight loss metabolic surgery. And after the surgery, because obesity and diabetes are treated more satisfactorily, it may also make their psychological disorders get better, forming a virtuous circle. Therefore, if there is an obese or diabetic patient in the family who has a psychological disorder and wants to be treated by weight loss metabolic surgery, do not go directly to a medical institution for the surgery, but go to those weight loss metabolic surgery teams with psychologists for evaluation and treatment; if the situation is serious, you can first take him to a specialized psychologist for treatment, and after the situation improves, then bring him to the medical institution that is ready to do weight loss metabolic If the case is serious, you can first take him to a specialized psychologist for treatment, and then bring him to the medical institution where the surgery is to be performed after his condition improves.