Question:
i only lost 53 lbs. after surgery, it's like i never had the surgery what went wrong?
i went into surgery weighing 316.5 and lost 53 lbs. and then it was like i could eat a full meal. i never felt full or pressure. of course i have regained that original loss and more. can i get it done again? what went wrong? any ideas? — jassieb (posted on September 4, 2008)
September 4, 2008
Which surgery did you have--When ??
— Christine M.
September 4, 2008
I am no expert as I have not had mine yet. but it seems to me you need to
contact your Dr.
— panda2381
September 4, 2008
You'll need to provide more info before we can help you!
— GlitterGal
September 4, 2008
What surgery did you have and when? What have you been eating and
drinking? How often are you exercising? More details please?
Dawn
— DawnVic
September 4, 2008
i had the gastric bypass surgery. i had it about 5 years ago now. i had
several complications after the surgery, i had a really bad infection, my
incision opened up, i had a tube in for weeks. i never got to the exercise
part, i was basically down for over 10 weeks. i was eating the soup, and
jello. i threw up alot at the beginning. i still throw up almost daily. i
wanted to get my jaw sewn up but doctors won't do it as i throw up so much.
— jassieb
September 4, 2008
You need to contact your surgeon and set up an appointment with the
nutrionist and the pysch doc. Something definitely went wrong, but only
these experts can help you now...
— .Anita R.
September 4, 2008
Hi! the only thing I can think of is to contact your dr. Myabe a revision
would help?? I hear often in support group that after the 1 yr mark, or
after you have acheived your goal that dieting is key. After the
'honeymoon" period ends we are like every dieter out there, except we
have altered our bodies. But we still need to exhibit restraint when it
comes to old eating habits . I hope you find the answers you are looking
for. Hugs, Kim
— gpcmist
September 9, 2008
If you had an RNY this might be of interest to you.
http://www.5daypouchtest.com/index.html
— Dusty Ray Vaughn
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