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Nevada Surgical Nevada Surgical is northern Nevada’s premier provider of minimally invasive surgical solutions.

Located in Reno, Nevada, Sasse Surgical Associates, PC is Northern Nevada’s premier provider of minimally invasive surgical solutions. Dr. Sasse is a nationally recognized expert in Bariatric surgery, colorectal surgery, minimally invasive hernia and gallbladder surgery, and regenerative wound healing. Dr. Sasse’s highly experienced professional staff is here to help you every step of the way.

02/16/2026

If you're taking Ozempic and experiencing stomach pain, you're not alone—and this video breaks down everything you need to know about this common side effect. We explain what Ozempic stomach pain feels like, why it happens, and when you should be concerned. You'll learn about the effects of delayed stomach emptying, typical user experiences shared online, and how symptoms such as bloating, cramping, or fullness can appear, especially during the early weeks of treatment.

Discover practical tips for managing discomfort, from dietary adjustments to walking after meals. We also explore when it might be time to talk to your doctor—especially if symptoms become persistent or severe.

For those who are struggling with ongoing digestive issues caused by Ozempic, this video explains the potential role of bariatric surgery as an alternative approach to long-term weight management. Learn how procedures like gastric sleeve or bypass can reset hunger signals, help reduce reliance on medication, and provide lasting results without chronic stomach pain.

To dive deeper into the full blog post and get more detailed insights, visit:
https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/is-ozempic-stomach-pain-normal/

Whether you're just starting Ozempic, considering alternatives, or seeking ways to reduce discomfort, this content gives you the clarity you need to make informed decisions for your health.

02/14/2026

In this video, we explore the deep connection between incontinence and anxiety—how the fear of losing control over bodily functions can significantly affect emotional well-being, daily decisions, and quality of life. Whether you're someone experiencing these issues or supporting someone who is, you'll find valuable insights and practical guidance here.

Viewers will learn why incontinence anxiety goes beyond typical worry, impacting confidence and daily freedom. We'll discuss how this form of anxiety prevents people from traveling, socializing, or working due to fear of accidents, and how common this issue really is—affecting 1 in 3 women over 40 and 1 in 5 men globally.

You'll also discover how incontinence anxiety feeds into a self-perpetuating cycle, where fear causes physical tension that increases the chance of leaks, and how breaking this cycle is essential for reclaiming one’s life. The video outlines various effective treatment options, from therapeutic approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and pelvic floor training to surgical solutions that offer long-term relief and restored confidence.

For many, surgery is a life-changing step that eliminates leaks and the anxiety associated with them. We also cover actionable lifestyle changes, such as bladder training, trigger tracking, and assembling a preparedness kit, to help manage symptoms day to day.

This video will empower you with a path forward—whether that means learning more about treatment options, understanding psychosomatic incontinence from stress or trauma, or connecting with a support group for shared healing.

If you're ready to dive deeper into the science and strategies behind overcoming incontinence-related anxiety, be sure to read the full blog post here:

🔗 https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/why-does-incontinence-cause-anxiety/

02/10/2026

Are you taking GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or Zepbound and noticing issues with brain fog? This video explores the connection between GLP-1 drugs and mental clarity, helping you understand whether these common weight loss and type 2 diabetes treatments might be affecting your cognitive function.

We break down what GLP-1 is and why some people report experiencing forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating, and slow thinking while on these medications. You’ll learn when brain fog is more likely to occur during your treatment and whether it typically fades with time—or warrants medical attention.

You'll also discover the possible biological reasons behind these side effects, including how blood sugar fluctuations and GLP-1 receptors in the brain might play a role in mental fogginess. We’ll help you identify if your symptoms might be related to your medication and what practical steps you can take to feel sharper, like adjusting your diet, staying hydrated, and tracking your symptoms.

Looking for long-term alternatives to GLP-1 drugs? We compare the mental impacts of these medications with bariatric surgery. People often report improved mental clarity after surgical intervention—without altering brain chemistry.

If you’re considering other treatment paths or are concerned about how your medication affects your daily life, this video provides valuable insights to guide your decision-making.

Want to take a deeper dive into the research and read more about your options? Visit our full blog post here:
https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/does-glp-1-cause-brain-fog/

02/08/2026

Are you struggling with bladder or bowel control issues that haven’t improved with typical treatments? This video explains everything you need to know about sacral neuromodulation — a clinically-backed, minimally invasive therapy that could significantly improve your quality of life.

You’ll learn:

✅ What sacral neuromodulation is and how it works
✅ Who makes a good candidate for this therapy
✅ The step-by-step process of the procedure, including the test phase
✅ The benefits, including long-lasting symptom relief and improved freedom in daily activities
✅ Common concerns, medical precautions, and what to consider before moving forward
✅ How insurance, including Medicare, typically covers this treatment

This is especially useful for individuals dealing with:

- Overactive bladder
- Urinary retention
- F***l incontinence
- Nerve-related and non-nerve-related pelvic floor dysfunctions

The content is designed to help you determine if sacral neuromodulation is the right step for restoring control and confidence in your life. Whether you're considering this for yourself or someone you care for, this guide will help you have an informed conversation with your healthcare provider.

Want to dive deeper into the details and explore clinical insights and medical evaluations you should know? Read the full blog here:
🔗 https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/when-to-consider-sacral-neuromodulation-a-simple-guide/

02/08/2026

Urinary incontinence affects millions of women, but few talk about the daily impact it has on their lives, both mentally and physically. In this video, we explore how incontinence alters routines, limits freedom, and affects emotional well-being — from planning outings around bathroom availability to struggling with self-esteem due to leaks.

You'll learn how incontinence disrupts sleep, intimacy, and even job responsibilities. The emotional toll includes shame, anxiety, and social withdrawal, but there is hope. We'll cover real-life stories from women who felt trapped, but found relief through simple lifestyle changes and modern treatments, including non-invasive surgeries that take as little as 30 minutes.

Discover practical strategies to manage symptoms — like keeping a bladder diary, identifying triggers, and trying pelvic floor therapy — and learn why speaking up is often the first step toward reclaiming your quality of life.

Whether you're dealing with urge incontinence, stress incontinence, or a mix of both, this video offers guidance, empathy, and medically backed solutions. Don't let silence and stigma keep you from finding freedom and joy again.

Explore more in-depth insights and guidance by visiting our full blog post here:
👉 https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/how-does-incontinence-affect-daily-life/

If you’re ready to talk to someone about treatment, reach out to a healthcare provider or visit our website to learn more about personalized options.

02/06/2026

Confused about why your insurance doesn’t cover GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy, Ozempic, or Saxenda for weight loss? This video breaks down the real reasons behind the insurance industry's decisions — from how weight loss is classified medically, to cost-effectiveness, and why bariatric surgery tends to receive more reliable coverage.

We explore how most insurance providers still consider weight loss a lifestyle issue rather than a medical necessity — meaning medications required for healthy weight reduction may not be deemed “essential care.” Even FDA-approved weight loss versions of GLP-1 drugs face hurdles, as insurers weigh long-term value and health outcome data before agreeing to cover them.

You’ll also learn how coverage can widely vary depending on your employer, state, or whether you’re on Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance. Discover how employers directly influence what’s covered under your plan, and what happens when you change jobs or relocate.

Is Ozempic being used "off-label" for weight loss? We explain how "off-label use" affects your chances of getting these medications covered and how insurance companies often require patients to try full weight management programs before even considering GLP-1 coverage.

As we break down the growing interest in these medications, we also look at evolving trends where GLP-1 drugs might eventually be included under insurance due to potential cardiovascular benefits and other health improvements — but we’re not there yet.

Meanwhile, bariatric surgery stands as a more accessible, proven, and insurance-recognized alternative. It offers long-lasting outcomes for patients with obesity and associated health risks, and is often seen by healthcare and insurance providers as a high-value solution for long-term wellness.

If you're navigating insurance decisions around weight loss, this video is packed with insights that will help you make informed, future-forward choices for your health.

Want to dive deeper and read the full blog post? Click here:
https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/is-insurance-skipping-glp-1-for-weight-loss/

02/04/2026

In this video, we explore the key differences and benefits of sacral neuromodulation versus pelvic floor therapy for individuals struggling with bladder and bowel control issues. Learn how sacral nerve stimulation (SNS) works by using a small implantable device to send gentle electrical pulses to the S3 nerve, effectively improving communication between the brain and the bladder or re**um. This technique is particularly helpful for patients with overactive bladder, f***l incontinence, urinary retention, and other pelvic floor dysfunctions that haven’t responded to medication.

We’ll dive into how this FDA-approved procedure offers a high success rate—ranging from 70% to 84% long-term success—with minimal recovery time and fewer side effects compared to standard medications. You’ll understand the two-stage procedure, beginning with a trial phase to test effectiveness and followed by the full implant if successful, as well as new device options like InterStim and Axonics that provide discrete, long-lasting solutions.

The video also compares sacral neuromodulation with pelvic floor therapy, a non-invasive option that focuses on muscle training to reduce leaks and encourage better control. You’ll learn how techniques such as biofeedback and electric stimulation are used by therapists to improve muscle coordination and strength.

We’ll help you determine which treatment may be right for you based on the root cause of your condition—nerve dysfunction or muscular weakness. Whether you’re seeking a non-invasive first step, or you’re looking for a proven long-term solution after other treatments have failed, this video offers clarity on your options.

For a comprehensive breakdown of both treatments, real-world success rates, step-by-step procedural insights, and how to decide which approach aligns best with your lifestyle and health goals, be sure to visit the full blog post here:

🔗 Read more: https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/is-sacral-neuromodulation-or-pelvic-floor-therapy-right-for-you/

02/04/2026

Discover how Axonics Therapy is changing lives for those struggling with bladder and bowel control issues. In this video, we explore how this small, implantable device works through sacral neuromodulation to improve communication between the brain and pelvic organs—restoring normal function and offering a long-term, medication-free solution.

We cover everything you need to know, including:

✔️ What Axonics Therapy is and how it works
✔️ Who makes a good candidate for this cutting-edge treatment
✔️ The conditions it treats—overactive bladder (OAB), urinary retention, and f***l incontinence
✔️ How it compares to other neuromodulation devices like InterStim
✔️ The real-world success rate of Axonics Therapy (70%–90% relief reported)
✔️ Long-term expectations, clinical outcomes, and if surgery could be the right option

Axonics Therapy is ideal for individuals who suffer from frequent or urgent urination, bladder leaks, or bowel accidents—especially when medications have failed or caused unpleasant side effects. With an implant that lasts up to 15 years and MRI compatibility, this therapy aims to return control and quality of life to patients in need.

Want to dive deeper into the clinical data, side-by-side comparisons with InterStim, and whether this solution fits your needs? Read the full blog post here:
👉 https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/is-axonics-therapy-s-success-rate-high/

💡 Learn more about Axonics Therapy, patient outcomes, and expert advice from the team at Nevada Surgical.

01/30/2026

Curious about how GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro could affect your mood and mental well-being? In this video, we explore the latest research and user-reported experiences around GLP-1 receptor agonists and their potential emotional impact. These medications are transforming how we manage type 2 diabetes and obesity—but are there hidden mental health risks?

You'll learn:
- How GLP-1 medications work on your gut and brain to reduce hunger and control blood sugar.
- Why some people using semaglutide or Zepbound experience emotional numbness, depression, or mood swings.
- The science behind serotonin and dopamine shifts caused by GLP-1s.
- How reduced appetite and rapid weight loss might lead to unexpected emotional changes.
- The differences between emotional impacts from these medications and those observed in people undergoing bariatric surgery.
- The importance of mental health support, gradual dose adjustments, and nutritional care when using these drugs.
- Real user stories that highlight both positive and negative mood effects of GLP-1 treatment.
- When to seek professional help if you're experiencing symptoms like fatigue, sadness, or detachment.

We also explore promising new research on how GLP-1s might help treat mood disorders and addiction—demonstrating their complex role in brain chemistry.

If you’re currently using or considering GLP-1 medications for weight loss or diabetes management, this video provides essential mental health insights to help you make informed decisions.

For a deeper dive into the full blog post and to read more about the relationship between GLP-1 medications and mood changes, visit:

👉 https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/can-glp-1-medications-trigger-mood-shifts/

Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with anyone considering GLP-1 therapies.

01/28/2026

Managing incontinence is possible with practical lifestyle changes that support bladder control and improve quality of life. This video explores essential tips and strategies to help individuals live confidently, reduce symptoms, and regain peace of mind.

Discover actionable advice on how fluid intake, diet, exercise, and planned bathroom habits can significantly reduce incontinence episodes. You’ll learn how small but powerful adjustments like timed bathroom visits, avoiding bladder irritants, and strengthening pelvic floor muscles through Kegel exercises can provide better control and increase confidence.

We also break down useful techniques for managing constipation, planning for outings, and choosing the right absorbent products like pads or briefs for additional support. Whether you're looking to stay active with low-impact movements like yoga and walking or want to understand your options for pelvic floor therapy and surgical treatment, we've got you covered.

Additionally, the emotional aspect of living with incontinence is addressed. Learn why mental health support, open communication with loved ones, and professional guidance are vital parts of improving day-to-day experiences for incontinence sufferers.

For those who want to dive deeper into all the lifestyle interventions and treatment options available, read the full blog post:
👉 https://nevadasurgical.com/blog/can-lifestyle-changes-enhance-life-for-incontinence-patients/

Start with practical changes today and explore different approaches that might make a lasting improvement in your life.

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