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Moody and it's not nice

Hi all

I have been really moody and angry I am to tue point where I want to not deal with people. I remember a while back my doctor said my mood was going to change but I didn't believe her because I am a happy go lucky person, but it did. And I just want to know an I the only one going through this

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I have been really moody and angry I am to tue point where I want to not deal with people. I remember a while back my doctor said my mood was going to change but I didn't believe her because I am a happy go lucky person' date=' but it did. And I just want to know an I the only one going through this[/quote']

Hi moma you are not alone. I have been the same way . I got banded Wednesday and I'm not hungry but oh how I want to chew real food. I have been so moody. My husband actually left with my son fishing so they didn't have to put up with me. Lol hang in there we will get over the PMS

Hi...not moody, just have severe hot flashes. The hot flashes are unbelievable, they even wake me up at night. Anyone else experiencing this since banding?

Hi, in the beginning I was very moody and got mad pretty easy, it was crazy and I thought something was wrong with me, but now everything has evened out and all is good. Just give it some time. I was a sugar/carbaholoic before surgery and dropping that way of eating quickly and add in no caffeine right before and after surgery, I don't think this helped. :) But it will get better.

I heard the anesthesia has hormones in it that make us wacky. I don't want to deal with people either. Your doctor actually told you your mood would change? How?

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