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Ouiser

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1.    Auroragirl4489 reacted to a post in a topic: August Sleevers-How are you doing??
  2.    Jess01 reacted to a post in a topic: Pyloric Stenosis/Pyloromyotomy
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  6.    FluffyChix reacted to a post in a topic: Pyloric Stenosis/Pyloromyotomy
  7. Had Gastric Sleeve on 8/23. Started out at 287, now 224. So things are moving along great. I use BariatricPAL Vitamin Patch. I did stop take the Ferrcon (Iron Supplement) due to constipation. For the past two days - I've woken up with what I thought was simple congestion - but when I blew my nose - it was ALL blood. (no - I did not pick my nose ;)). Bright Pink mixed with Dark Red. The odd part, its only one nostril. Is it possible that this is just a cut or tear or something related to an iron deficiency or what have you?
  8.    Rosana reacted to a post in a topic: August Sleevers-How are you doing??
  9.    HDScarlett reacted to a post in a topic: Bad breath and stalled weight loss
  10. I just took a urine ketone test and its in the moderate-high range. I know the urine tests are the best way, but at least it gives me a general idea. Certainly explains the bad breath and makes me feel a little better about it.
  11. Sleeved on 8/23; lost about 40 lbs in 3 weeks. Now that I'm in my 4th-5th week, my weight loss has stalled. I hope it picks back up again. Anywhere ever had an issue with bad breath after the surgery? I can't seem to make it better.
  12. Sleeved on 8/23; lost about 40 lbs in 3 weeks. Now that I'm in my 4th-5th week, my weight loss has stalled. I hope it picks back up again. Anywhere ever had an issue with bad breath after the surgery? I can't seem to make it better.
  13.    ProudGrammy reacted to a post in a topic: ate congee - I'm dying
  14. Images added to a gallery album owned by Ouiser in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos
    AFTER, a weight loss surgery photo album by Ouiser on BariatricPal. 1 photo in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos.
  15.    TammyA reacted to a post in a topic: ate congee - I'm dying
  16. Thank you so much for your concern and input. Really makes me feel better. As I said, other than a little gurgling and an absolute fear of eating again - I'm doing much better.
  17. I'm alive. Thought I was done for. After a few trips to the bathroom; I'm better. I'm just scared I blew the whole thing open. I generally feel fine today. A little gurgling in my stomach - but that could be left over from taking milk of magnesia last night (I thought it would help). I don't feel feverish or ill in anyway. I just hope I didn't ruin the whole thing.
  18. will this pain subside? This is the worst pain i felt since surgery.
  19. I'm on my 3rd week post op and I had like 2-3 small spoonfuls of congee. I am in so much pain I feel like I'm going to explode. did i ruin everything?
  20.    Ouiser reacted to a post in a topic: Coffee
  21. For obvious reasons - this is my favorite answer. I am struggling with water, but not because of pain or discomfort - just not used to drinking this much of it.
  22.    Ouiser reacted to a post in a topic: Coffee
  23. Not sure. Lot of the paper work I got suggests that decaf Tea is ok. I've read online in some instances that small amounts of decaf coffee okay too - but nothing concrete.
  24. Is this risk elevated because of the sleeve or just a natural known risk coffee has always had?
  25. All of the paperwork provided to me from my provider says no coffee or caffeine. Not just at one stage, but all stages. I understand that during the initial weeks of healing (maybe) coffee might cause a problem. But it is expected that I an never have coffee again? I drink my coffee Black - no cream, no sugar. Granted, I used to drink a lot of it - but I've been sleeved on 8/23 and am craving for just a few sips of my delicious beverage. I'm curious as to the roles coffee and caffeine can play on the success of this surgery. So few questions: 1. Why no coffee? 2. Why no caffeine? 3. If allowed, when can I start having it again? *Again, all on the basis of black coffee - no cream, no sugar (additives that would result in weight gain)
  26. Yikes. Thank god I didn't have that.
  27. Wow. Either I tolerate pain/discomfort much better or something. I work in a small office, extremely casual. Had my Surgery on 8/23, discharged the following day. Took Friday off and already have the weekends off. Back at work 8/28. I have my water bottle on my desk that I continuously refill. I'm not in any serious pain (so far).

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