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Hi! I experienced the same exact thing the first six months after my surgery. After going to several doctors my chiropractor, I learned that my nerves were returning and gaining sensation. I was so worried that I injured myself. I was learning to walk again properly ( regaining strength) and my body was numb from all the weight I was carrying. My doctor prescribed Melixacam and it helped tremendously. Hope this helps.

Well, I can honestly say I was in your exact feeling last year. My RNY was in Nov 2015. But Feb of 2016 I felt that way. Like..... what did I just do to my body? Now as I type this I'm sitting pool side in a bikini feeling amazing. Yes I know what I can and can not eat. And my body responds like I always wish it did. Don't give up and think about your health. It's not worth the pizza slut ( yes I call it that) because it's not worth it. Your body needs healthy nourishment. Not that junk. Some day you'll test the waters and realize it isn't worth it! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

First photo Sept 2015 250 lbs Gastric bypass Nov 2015 Second photo Nov 2016 current weight 117lbs Love how I feel Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

My heaviest I was 250. Today I weigh 157 Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

I had the same issue since my surgery in November. Not sure if we have the same exact issues but after starting a week of Prilosec that helped tremendously with the nausea. Maybe if your friend can take that. It's been amazing. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

After my surgery I can admit some slight depression for a week or two. But after the weight comes off and your energy increases you get that spark back. I now feel beautiful and it has boost my confidence. There is light at the end of the tunnel. I'm not there yet but I can see the changes happening. Good luck!

I struggle too with the protein. The one thing that I enjoy is the Isopure Apple melon drinks. They sell them at gnc but the best price is Amazon. The milky protein was really hard to get down at first. This is a clear liquid. And I usually do little paper cups and try and drink one Dixie cup every half hour. They have 40 gms of protein.

Gas x strips didn't help me. The best thing I found was simtheicon chewables. They really helped a lot. The gas subsided for me at around 2 weeks post op

Jenislosingit, I had the same exact experience. Two units of blood and felt so sluggish after being discharge. My doctor recommended Iron to help get my energy back. Just keep hydrated and the pain will subside.

I'm 11 days post op gastric bypass. This morning I've been experiencing abdominal flutters on my left side. Very similar to baby flutters during pregnancy. (There is no chance of pregnancy) Has anyone experienced this? In assuming has moving through.

Great job! Like your editing and intro! How are your lap sites? Mine are super itchy. Doctor says they are healing well. Have you had any gas pain?

I'm located in Jacksonville Florida. Just had my surgery one week ago.

We share the same date!

First day back! Surgery was the 10th. They brought me back around 7:30 am for the procedure. Everything was good until they wheeled me up to the room. I started walking right away like they explained. I was so nauseous but I pushed myself. Ended up with a pca pump with morphine. Pain was at a good level. Walked again then felt a wave of nausea out of now where. Ended up vomiting about 60 cc of blood then 30 cc in front of the surgeon. They sent me back down for an endoscopy. They had cauterize a few areas. Ended up with two blood transfusions but overall I feel great now. Walking daily is a big help.

Awesome! My surgery date is today! I'll check out your videos! How are you feeling after?