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Is anyone experiencing large amounts of hair loss. I had my surgery on 2/1 and for 4 months I was fine but now my hair is coming out in clumps. I was told this may happen but it wasn't too common with people who had the sleeve done. It is more common when the bypass is done. If anyone has the same problem what are they doing for it and will it grow back. Please help, I am freaking out.
I was just wondering if anyone out there who has had the sleeve have made the desicion not to tell people that they had it done. I work and choose not to tell anyone at work. This decision was made because I know a few people that have had weight loss surgery and were not successful at it. I just felt that if I didn't succeed I would be one of them and I have failed so many times at trying to lose weight that I didn't want to a failure again.

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