ddsweighin228 28 Posted April 24, 2014 So I will be 2 wk post op tomorrow , and as of yesterday I have not felt well, yesterday I was feeling kinda hypoglycemic and very tired , then today I woke up feeling nauseated still feeling this way, this morning I got on the scale and gained 2 lbs WTH ! I had been feeling very good prior to this , has this happened to any one, also I have only lost a total of 15 lbs including preop and post op Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LeeB1946 261 Posted April 24, 2014 Maybe a call to your surgeon's office and a nurse could help with what is going on. There were a few days in the 3 week liquid post op period I felt kind of yukkie, but did not gain then. I would say call the doc to see if someone there can help. 1 BlueMoon~T reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BlueMoon~T 276 Posted April 25, 2014 I cannot speak directly to what you're feeling, but I agree you should speak to your Dr. or PA. Keep in mind your body is still healing and needs rest to heal. Please don't get discouraged. The first few weeks are tough. Try staying positive and hold tight to the determination you had in making the decision to have WLS. I hope you feel better soon. Call your surgeon... : ) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JustWatchMe 7,117 Posted April 25, 2014 Ddsweighin, don't stress over the weight gain. Perfectly normal the first month post-op. Stay on your eating plan and it will come off soon. Your body's been through a trauma, and it's healing. After the first three weeks I started to lose at a good pace. Two weeks post-op I developed a head and chest cold, and it hung on forever. I'm still coughing sometimes and I'm now six weeks post-op. I'm pretty sure the duration of this cold had something to do with being compromised by surgery, having a breathing tube, etc. I'm prone to bronchitis in the winter anyway. It's getting better, but slowly. If you're truly worried about any specific symptoms, call your doctor. Really! They can't help if you don't. But feeling generally lousy from time to time the first month is par for the course. For me, walking and lots of Water improved things. The days I felt crappy I was usually dehydrated and didn't realize it until I logged my calories, Water and exercise in MyFitnessPal. Good luck. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ddsweighin228 28 Posted April 25, 2014 Thanks I am feeling better today decided not to get on the scale till my post op visit 5/2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites