Has anyone gained the weight back?

[freshair 135]

How do you deal? How do you lose it back. Quick recap got rny dec 2015lost 110 pounds gained about 30 pounds with the last 3 years but got pregnant in 2017 gave birth in 2018 and have gained back all the weight since pregnancy.

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[FluffyChix 17,415]

Congrats on your baby!

So the first thing I would do is go see your original surgeon and talk to them. Find out your options and see if she will order tests to try to dx if you have a tool problem. I don't see any of your profile information. So it's really hard to offer constructive thoughts?

Welcome back.

[catwoman7 11,214]

good idea the above poster had on checking with your surgeon. Your tool will still work - you'll probably need to go back to basics to get things moving again (not all the way back to a liquid diet - that's not really sustainable - but eat Protein first, then non-starchy veggies, then, if you have room, a small fruit or small "healthy" carb serving (e.g., whole grain things, oatmeal). From what I understand, the weight loss will be much slower than it was the first time around, but you can lose it as long as you stick to your program.

[GradyCat 3,695]

Congratulations on your new baby! Have you tried going back to your original post-op diet?

[freshair 135]

Congrats on your baby!
So the first thing I would do is go see your original surgeon and talk to them. Find out your options and see if she will order tests to try to dx if you have a tool problem. I don't see any of your profile information. So it's really hard to offer constructive thoughts?
Welcome back.

Thank you she is my life! I'm going to call to get an appointment with my surgeon thank you

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[freshair 135]

good idea the above poster had on checking with your surgeon. Your tool will still work - you'll probably need to go back to basics to get things moving again (not all the way back to a liquid diet - that's not really sustainable - but eat Protein first, then non-starchy veggies, then, if you have room, a small fruit or small "healthy" carb serving (e.g., whole grain things, oatmeal). From what I understand, the weight loss will be much slower than it was the first time around, but you can lose it as long as you stick to your program.

I dont think its actually working as my absorption seems to be back to normal. I watch what I eat and I'm still gaining weight

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[freshair 135]

Congratulations on your new baby! Have you tried going back to your original post-op diet?

I have and lose a bit of Water weight but that's it.

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[beautifuldaymonster 124]

I'd love to have a baby but I'm afraid I won't be able to "eat for two". Can you PM me? I need to talk to someone who has been there, to guide me through there...

[FluffyChix 17,415]

8 hours ago, beautifuldaymonster said:

I'd love to have a baby but I'm afraid I won't be able to "eat for two". Can you PM me? I need to talk to someone who has been there, to guide me through there...

Eating for 2 is a myth. Concentrate on losing your weight first then have a baby. All you have to do is "eat correctly to nourish you." The baby will get its nutrition with or without your help. It will take from your body. And most of us have enough nutrient stores in our bodies to nourish a child.