What health risks associated with obesity does Mr. C. have?

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Answer#1: In case of Mr. C. the health risks associated with obesity are hypotension, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, asthma, activity intolerance and irregular sleeping habits. He may also suffer from severe bleeding and blockage of blood vessels and should be diagnosed with peptic ulcer (Ward & Amirabdollahian, 2011).
Answer#2: Before deciding whether bariatric surgery is a suitable intervention or not, we would have to understand that risks are always associated with any surgery. So, we first need to check whether the risks are higher than benefits or not. A patient with bariatric surgery must have undergone basic treatments but failed to get rid of obesity. With proper help, assistance, and guidance of a personal trainer, dietitian, physician or therapist, he may lose some weight, but the entire process will take a lot of time. The easiest and quickest way to shed extra pounds is an invasive procedure or bariatric surgery (Jianchun, 2014). Mr. C. Have is suffering from the peptic ulcer disease, and the type of medication he is using...