Abstract Objectives Bariatric surgery is a long-term treatment for obesity that leads to significant weight loss that impacts reproductive health. This study explored how bariatric surgery affects pregnancy rates post-surgery. Methods This retrospective study was conducted at Bahrain Defense Force Hospital in 2019–2022 and included 310 women of reproductive age who had bariatric surgery before planning pregnancy. Data were analyzed using standard statistical tests, with p P = 0.95, P = 0.25, and P = 0.72). Conclusion Higher pre-surgery BMI and greater BMI loss were linked to higher pregnancy success after bariatric surgery.
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