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ekmoll

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  1. GG123, I'm in the same boat. Mine was on the 12th and I've inly lost a few pounds. I feel different in my clothes, but nothing really showing on the scale yet. It's discouraging. Let me know what your doctor says about it if you ask. I've read it's normal because of all the fluids and gas they pump you with, but then I don't know why so many other people are dropping so much weight Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  2. Hi everyone, I had the sleeve on 5/12 and tonight I was scratching my stomach and one of the glue stitches came off one of the small incisions. It wasn't really bleeding but it looked like some clear Fluid was coming out. I put some neosporin and gauze on it and I'm letting it be, but wondering what I should do? Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  3. Hi everyone! I'm new here! I was sleeved on 5/12 and so far, so good. I was told that after surgery, it might be hard to get in my 64 oz. of liquid because I'd be too full, but I'm actually finding it hard to get any liquids down because of nausea. I'm trying to drink regularly, but after ever sip, I think the residual gas starts to move around and I get a really nauseous feeling. It goes away pretty quickly, but I don't know how I can drink enough with this feeling. Could someone tell me if this is normal? And if it is, do you know how long it takes for the nausea to go away? I'd hate for it to feel like this forever. Thank you in advance! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

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