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Hi all. I had surgery in January and my sugars are still high. My doc adjusted my meds a little bit but hasn't taken me off them totally yet. Is anyone else having high sugar issues? My thyroid is off too which may be causing my stall.

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Yes, having the same issue. I am off of my fast acting insulin and my Trulicity but I am still having to take my Lantus insulin. I wouldn't say my sugars are extremely high, they are running around 150 or 160 with taking the insulin. I know..it's a bummer still having to be on insulin after surgery. I was hoping this would not be the case for me, Hoping once I lose more weight I can be freed from it but my endo said no promises....

I'm six weeks out and in my second stall.

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I was able to come off my diabetes meds immediately after surgery (metformin). My thyroid med actually had to be increased, which seemed odd to me. Then when I got close to goal, it stabilized and had to be lowered to what was in tune with my weight. I guess what crap was in my fat stores was making a difference. It finally leveled out after about 16 months.

I did have many stalls. I was a "step" loser. Lose for a week or so, then stall for 2 or 3 weeks. Would be frustrating - just had to trust the program.

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