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I would suggest you call your doc. Two things come to mind and both need your doc to help you out. 1. Possible stricture - if you are still able to get down Water this is less likely. 2. Grouchy pouchy time - you just need some meds to help. I had grouchy pouchy starting at about 4 weeks lasting until about 3 months. I did not seek help until about 2.5 months post op. I just figured it was part of the process, but I sat in my docs office crying and he said lets get you some help. He ordered zofran and the reglan and the scapolimene patch. It finally started feeling better.

Lisa how far out are you

I was able to put my grandmothers ring on my ring finger today with no problem. It never occurred to me to want it as a goal, but I saw the ring today and tried it on. My wedding ring was stolen 4 months ago and this is a perfect replacement for now. Although I did not know my grandmother all my life when I met her 10 years ago it was like my heart was complete. I strive to be the type of woman she was. Loving to everyone and one of the strongest women I know. I miss her so much, but can feel her close to me as a guardian angel!

I would suggest calling him again and ask him for meds to help with the nausea. You have to eat and you need to drink.

I would say keep in mind this is just a small part of your journey and it will pass. Also the first couple of days are the hardest!

I would suggest that when you are both ready to go you should both be protected

I went for 13 months without doing a food log. I had good success. Lost all my weight and reached goal. I began logging my food because I was trying to figure out what was causing some diarrhea I have been having since the beginning of my surgery. DL suggested a log to figure out trigger food for me. Once I started I did very well and enjoyed the control and knowledge logging gives you. I could look at of paper my protein amount.

Yeah you are normal. I find that I go through phases with food. I want something so much that it is all I want. That goes on for about 2-3 weeks and then I don't want it anymore.

Call you doc.

Your doc is having you stop them because of the increased risk of blood clots that b/c has with it. Before my hysterectomy I was on constant pills and the few times I have had to come off I did not have pain until 1-2 months later. I will give you a word of caution though - during this process you might want to use double protection as we tend to be VERY fertile after the surgery. As our fat cells leave our bodies they shed hormones and we become fertile.

I choose the RNY because I figured if I was going to go through all this work it might as well be the procedure with proven success. My doc said I could do either sleeve of bypass, but he strongly urged me to do rny. I have rheumatoid arthritis and have been on prednisone for about 6 years. My surgeon was not sure I would lose all the weight I should with just the sleeve. He also said having the malabsorption aspect was the best thing for me, because if I had to increase my steroid level I at least would not be absorbing all the calories. Prednisone makes you really hungry. Before surgery I would wake up at 3 or 4 am feeling like I had never eaten in my life. Nasty drug but a life saver.

I have had several laperscopes due to ovarian cysts and a hysterectomy. They were able to do mine laperscopicly(sp) No issues

They make liquid Tylenol

Try egg whites as a way to help you get your goal in. You just add it to your drink and you never know that it's in there. I add mine to my powerade and turn a 0g drink into about 50g protein drink. Each pump is 3.3g of protein. So you can add as little and as much as you want. You don't taste. Make sure it is double pasteurized egg white and not what you get at the grocery store. Also when you add it to your drink stir your drink don't shake.

I am a long way from you - texas - but would be happy to help you.

Because you are a strong woman!!! You can do it!

You need to call your doctor!!! You might be dehydrated.

I would really talk to your nut about this. Every doctor is different and you will get many different responses here. I would hate for you to do something against your docs orders.

That's one of the joys of this surgery - discovering your style. I found that I love bright colors, and summer dresses. I use a purse most of the time now. I have always been a Tom boy, and have developed a dress addiction.

Mary how many weeks post op are you and where do you live. I ask about your location because I am in the DFW Texas area and I am in the middle of a bad RA flare.

Check with your doctor. Every doc is different and you will get a lot of different responses on here.

My husband and I are foster parents for a local shih Tzu rescue group. My foster dog Cagney has this sixth sense of knowing when my pouch is full. He has this talent of jumping right on my pouch when I have just finished eaten. Oh it hurts. Can't get mad at the little guy he is too cute, but I am amazed at his talent.

Lucky you. That was my cheat food after a week post op. I threw up for about 30 minutes.