Pregnancy after bariatric surgeries; best time, gestational, and neonatal outcomes

Abstract Background Many studies and organizations described bases of pregnancy timing after bariatric surgeries, but there is still a need for uniform scientific evidence accurate timing. We aimed to assess outcomes neonatal findings by surgery compare adverse perinatal among women who underwent prior with those had not. Patients methods included 200 pregnant females previously performed different surgeries. All were divided into three groups: early group patients conceived ≤ 12 months from 50 (25.0%), middle 24 (25.0%) late > 100 (50.0%). Results There more liability preterm deliveries in the comparison ( P = 0.064). Gestational weight gain was lower than 0.002). Females have inadequate gestational < 0.001). Neonatal birth significantly Conclusion supported recommendations postponing performing which allowed stabilization maternal weight, allowing adequate gain, better fetal health later on.