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I hope all is flowing now.... If not you really should think about allowing a catheter. The bladder can only hold so much before you damage it. I also had problems after my surgery. I walked, and walked, and walked. (the only thing my nurse suggested.) I tried warm wash clothes on my abdomen and back. I tried warm and then cool clothes on my urethra. (Thinking the catheter removal may have been tramatic, causing swelling.) All without success beyond 10 cc here or there. Like you the urge was there, but no urine. I actually asked "where is that stress incontinence when I need it?" Finally, when I told the nurse what all I had tried and asked if she knew of anything else she suggested something that worked. Get your legs as far apart on the commode as you can and lean forward. I mean panties off, legs on each side, trying to have a baby position. It worked at least for about 50 cc. Then same position I leaned back, again a bit. I kept slowly moving back and forth until finally I didn't feel the urge. It relieved enough pressure (about 200cc) that we weren't worried about my bladder. I tried the same maneuver an hour later, some success. Then finally went to sleep for the night. Woke up 2 hours later needing to pee and had no problems. Guess anesthesia had worn off.
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Well......its been 2 months since i started to go crazy about my hair loss, started at month 3. i THINK it has started to get better..... Its still falling but, it started at 10 being really really bad at month 3, month 4 is now an 8. Less air when i shower and little less hair during the day. Im taking 5000mg a day of Biotin 400ml of a Protein shake a day for a month now Using nioxin for about 3 wks And my dr just gave zentrium Vitamins yesterday to help. Lets hope we all get great new back along with our great new shape !! Ale
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Sydney Gal Waiting On Surgery.
Kelly with a belly replied to Kelly with a belly's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
5 days into my pre op diet and going strong. The only problem i face at the moment is trying to fit in the 3 serves of opti-fast. I have breakfast and lunch and struggle to down dinner. Apart from feeling rather sickly full I can't tolerate the taste or texture and would rather go without. But i know i must persist. Ketosis kicked in around day three and haven't felt hungry since. I have however started to get frequent heart burn. Only 10 more days to go till surgery. -
Eating everything in moderation
istytehcrawk replied to annanay1's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
So far (almost four months out), the only thing I've found that consistently gives me trouble is Mexican-style spices, even if it's super-mild (I don't like much spicy stuff anyway). My stomach has not liked that any time I've tried it. I get the slimes every time, even from just a bite or two. Otherwise, so far I haven't had problems, at least not consistently (and since it's not consistent, I'm more apt to think it's because I ate too fast or didn't chew well enough or something, rather than the food itself). I haven't tried soft/fluffy breads/biscuits/rolls yet (other than one tiny bite), but I've eaten toast and tortillas and such. I don't dump on natural sugars for the most part, as long as I don't consume "huge" amounts, so I don't drink a full serving of juice in one sitting (I'll either water it down or spread it out over a couple hours). I try to avoid added sugars over 5-10 grams, depending on the product (more lenient with yogurt than with some unhealthy treat, for example). -
Eating everything in moderation
annanay1 replied to annanay1's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
THANK YOU SO MUCH EVERYONE FOR ALL YOUR REPLIES🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I feel better now after hearing so many horror stories that we will never be able to eat foods we love again lol. I love spicy food and sushi, thai, chinese, etc. Now I know that I will be able to eat all those hopefully but in tiny amounts👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I just had my surgery today about 10 hours ago and so far am so thankful that so far all is ok🙏🏻! Last 2 years I had 2 hernia surgeries and those were the worst recovery of my life😭😭😭so I was so scared of this one. Thankfully, so far it is much easier than hernia repair! -
4/17/18 is my day! Anyone else having surgery in April? How’s your Pre-op diet going?
magpie26 replied to abarr7302's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
My doctor requires a full two week liquid diet! 1000-1200 calories max! No more than 150 carbs. My surgery is on the 17th so I've been on it for 10 days! The first three i thought were the worst, I felt like I was dying of hunger even after eating 70+ grams of protein a day. So far I've lost about 14+ pounds in 9 days (I'm not counting day one) I think I've lost more from this than from the pounds you needed to lose to get the surgery! I won't be surprised if on surgery day I've lost 17 pounds. So hard, and the sugar free everything makes me nauseous -
How soon can i go back to work?
oct102018 replied to kata0683's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
I'm wondering the same thing. I had surgery 10/10 (Wednesday) and supposed to start working from home for a week on Monday. I have a desk job but as of day 3 post op I'm not sure if Monday is going to work for me 😬 -
NSV NSV...JEAN SHOPPING
SouthernSleever replied to mp8btpc's topic in Weight Loss Surgery Success Stories
That is so awesome. Size 10 jeans?!?!? <cheer!> -
I bought two new pairs of jeans two weeks ago at Kohls and they were size 12 but a tiny bit loose, I wore one and put the others up and now two weeks later I am going to have to take those back and get a size 10, I bought one new pair from Target and they were 10's also! havent been a size ten in a long time. I was wearing 14's but had gained 15 pounds in those and stretched em so I am sure I would have needed 16 if I had bought any jeans right before surgery. I am going to post the pre-op pics and my success thus far when I hit the 40 pound loss mark. I am hoping I can lose that 5 pounds in the next two weeks. It is also really awesome because the tummy tuck I had 3 years ago is finally showing! I am excited and pleased...i am almost giddy.
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Buddy's In South Jersey/philadelphia
GreyAnthom replied to on the way to the new me's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
I'm just starting out. Going to have mine done at Jefferson in Philly. Got my first meeting on 10/4 then meet with Dr foe 3 hrs on 10/10. I quit smoking cold turkey once I read that you had to be nicotine free for at least 30 days. -
Arrived for checking in at 7:15 this morning. Got walked back to the OR around 8. woke up around 11, Not very much pain so far, did a small walk from the post op area to my recovery area, only about 10 yards around 11:20, Have been able to already manage 6 to 8 oz of Water, very minimal pain so far. Found out I had a small hiatal hernia as well which was repaired. Blood sugar still coming down from the initial levels, so far so good. I keep dozing in and out for 10 minutes at a time.
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By the time you're 4-5 months out, 8-10 pounds/month is pretty normal. It's certainly not bad. Remember, your weight loss period is 12-18 months generally.
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Holidays and weight gain
sassy pantz replied to Tysheena84's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Lessons learned for me this first holiday with family on a road trip- don’t forget the Miralax!! Been gone 7 days on the road and by day 3 I was miserable! I’m not even kidding, I haven’t used it in months as I am 10 months post op but I sure needed it. Almost 3k miles driven, a lot of sitting and not as much water as needed to avoid too many potty breaks, will definitely do the next road trip differently by drinking more water, walking around more and using Miralax. Also my tailbone cushion saved me too! -
I started the process back in July of '10 and needed to complete the 6 month thing but my husband lost his job and insurance. I just recently started the process over. Fortunately, with my new insurance, I had to do my psych visit and they used the other visits from this summer. Round 2 has taken just over a month and I've received my approval and am scheduled for testing on March 28th and surgery on April 11. I am so excited and really didn't think it would be this easy! I am feeling a little anxious. Ok, a lot anxious! I feel like I need to eat everything! When I read others posts and research more and more, I feel a lot of anxiety. I have not had surgery before besides my tubal. I am thinking that it's my nerves and I am an emotional. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
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NSV NSV...JEAN SHOPPING
sleeve 4 me replied to mp8btpc's topic in Weight Loss Surgery Success Stories
That is awesome! I'm currently wearing size 12 jeans from kohls, so I'm right behind ya -I too was a 14 or 16 misses depending on style. Yesterday I bought a pair of size 8 Bill Blass jeans at Marshalls for $12.99. They are NOT true 8's at all, maybe 10's, and I can't wait to wear them -
Eating it all b4 surgery!
MarcyLoo replied to DoingIt4Me!'s topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I just got banded TODAY! I went thru a lot of anxiety, all the way up to them putitng me unde ron the surgery table (of "am I doing the right thing?') I know I did, but even now I'm scared. I ate some tomato soup, jello, then tried some yogurt and my chest started to hurt...so I put it away for supper later. It just scares me to not know exactly what is going to happen, how much I can eat, etc. a fear of the unknown. anyway I first saw my surgeon like 2 months ago (?) and had lost 7 pounds...so m y "start weight" was down. I was told to lose 10 pound sint he 7 days before surgery. so for about 4 weeks I was in last supper mode (bush)...fast food, pizza, all my favorites. Then i began the preop diet UP 5 pounds according to the nurse. That alone caused me more anxiety. Then for the past 3 days all I;ve wanted to do was treat myself the night before surgery to an entire order of Phad Thai noodes with beef...but I opted to treat myself to reasonable servings of chicken breast, rice, and asparagus instead. Soemday I'll have Thai again (my all time favorite food), but I know it'll be several weeks away and a very very small serving. anyway, you are so not alone. I think this is very common. If you feel the need to bond with some foods before you begin a preop diet (if you have a preop diet) I say do it...but in moderation. Just within reason. -
Protein shakes
sleevedinmichigan replied to lmdx0sleeved's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I had to do full liquids for two weeks pre op and three weeks post op! I am 10 days post op, and I am really struggling. Especially when I see so many on here that are allowed salads pre op, and are on soft food one week post op....I'm dying here! -
Surgey scheduled for the 7th of March. Down 3lbs in two weeks. Goal is to lose 10 before day of surgery. Pushing the fluids hard. Hope I can do it.
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I had gastric bypass dec 16 ,2015 and surgery great but since been home really been hard water is so hard to get down and very heavy ,so if protein my taste buds have changed so much I hate any artificial auger it gags me I even hate natural sugar everything taste like pure syrup .esting at all is slow and get nausea a lot but weirdest is if I walk or do much after 10 minute sweat so bad could wring me out and I get cold clammy has anyone else felt this .this is more than I expected some days and I'm very emotional .does it get easier ? Good side is I have lost almost 30 lbs at 3 week mark
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Banded 12/7/09 First Fill 1/5/10 (4cc's) Second Fill 2/2/10 (1.5cc's) Total 5.5cc's in an 11cc Band and guess what.. NO RESTRICTION! I was so looking forward to being banded and having this "tool" to help me along the way, but the tool isn't working yet, so it's so hard for me to get motivated to do anything different than I did pre-band because I still feel PRE-BANDED. I log on here and read all the success stories and see all the weight loss tickers moving and it seems like everyone is having such success and here's little (pun intended) ole' me with the scale not moving and eating what I want with no problem. I haven't had ONE episode of food getting stuck, no PB'ing, nothing to even let me actually feel that the band is there! I know from reading other's experiences that those things are "no fun" but believe it or not, I am actually looking forward to going thru something like that, at least I will know that the band is in there and it's making it's presence known. No, I'm not exercising. I'm not motivated to exercise. I wasn't a huge eater before the band, I just ate the wrong things. I know everyone's band experience is different, but I thought some things were across the board, like bread and guess what... 6 inch subway sandwich is not a problem for me. I go back next month for a 3rd fill but it just seems unlikely that I can go from not feeling anything to the 3rd fill being the "magical one" that turns the switch on. I thought this was a process, a gradual increase to the beloved "sweet spot" and I have yet to begin the climb. I'm just frustrated and venting. I was supposed to take my monthly "progress pictures" but I don't even want to do that because they will look the same as the December and January pictures! CONGRATUALTIONS to all of you who are having sucess and reaching milestones and goals. I am happy for you and I hope you keep up the good work. Your stories are an inspiration....
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One Year Surgiversary Coming Up
klouisa64 replied to Redmaxx's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
Congratulations, Redmaxx! I see we had surgery a day apart as I had mine on 10/18/16. Our other stats are pretty much the same too. I'm doing well and so happy I had the surgery. Last Wednesday I had my one-year follow up appointment and my doctor is very pleased with where I'm had. Lab #s are great and that's so important. Keep doing what your doing! :-) -
32 female in Cali looking for a RNY buddy
PinkPolkadot619 replied to Kika Rny's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
I am in San Diego, Ca. I am 10 months post op and at goal weight. I would love to be a support to someone else! I know my support team and those who had gone before me were so valuable to me!! -
Hi lass, sounds pretty different than here, below is for us in Glasgow 1. Referral to weight management by GP which takes 6-10 weeks. 2. Interview at WM and then another 1-4 month wait for opening in new group 3. Bi weekly class for 12 weeks. If you lose more than 11.5lbs they discharge you. 4. Phase 2 is monthly meetings for 4 months. Again 11lb rule applies. 5. Repeat phase 2 with Orlistat. 6. If not lost 11.5lbs over the above phases then continue onto surgical route 7. Surgical route takes upwards of 6 months and you can be discharged for failing to lose weight or sabotage. 8. Two week preop diet, if weight loss then referral to surgeon sent - repeat if not. 9. 4 classes held over 8 weeks for assessment and shrink etc. During this time surgeon appointment happens. Surgeon can agree or discharge you if unsuitable. If you leave service then 18 months must pass before GP can refer you again. *passes out* I'm shortly to see surgeon so this is my 5th time doing this in over 10 years so fingers crossed Fridge Pickers Wear Bigger Knickers ????
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Where did/are having your surgery
MomBod replied to Carol Gray's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
Nov 19 at Oakland Regional Hospital in Southfield, MI. -
I lost 180 lbs thanks to Gastric Bypass! Saved my life!
Mr Alley Gator replied to Christo711's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
Just took it strange but same as you lost 177 Frorm june 2019 to dec 2019 still holding it off no problem
