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My first plateau!!!

I hate it!! Hit my first plateau!! I have been the same weight for almost 4 weeks now ... What to do?? I was loosing so good and now this... I hope I can get past this faster then sooner!!! Any suggestions ?? The good thing is I haven't gained any weight!! Help!!! Lol

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  • Try to up the exercise a bit and that may help. Plateaus are normal occurrences while our bodies readjust to the new you!

  • Plateaus suck!! My doctor told me that plateaus are expect part of this journey and not to get discouraged, that even the most complient patient will hit some sort of plateau at some point. I hit on

  • I've had 2 and They do suck! The first one was just a few weeks and the doc said not to work out for a week and then get back to it hard. I did and it helped. =) The second one I am just coming out o

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Try to up the exercise a bit and that may help. Plateaus are normal occurrences while our bodies readjust to the new you!

Plateaus suck!! My doctor told me that plateaus are expect part of this journey and not to get discouraged, that even the most complient patient will hit some sort of plateau at some point. I hit one that last a little over a month- my doctor said it was normal and he never worries until the plateau has lasted over 3 months, then it is unusual.

Sometime simple changes like adding carbs back or cutting them out will break the plateau. Some time upping or even downing exercise can break it. Just look at what you can change up to see if you can break it.

I've had 2 and They do suck! The first one was just a few weeks and the doc said not to work out for a week and then get back to it hard. I did and it helped. =) The second one I am just coming out of. I weighed the same from 10/9/12 til 1/3/13! Ugh! Almost 3 whole months! It was partially my fault. All those Halloween/Thansgiving/Christmas/New Years parties. Haha. Not a great time of year for a Lapbander. I kicked up my veggies and water intake and am now doing strength training 4 x a week and cardio (walking/jogging) the other 3 days. I have lost 2lbs in a few days and am satisfied I have come over the top. Thank goodness I didn't gain any during that time! Just floated between a few pounds. Good luck! It sucks, but you will get through it. =)

I have been at a plateau for 2 months. Not happy about it!

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Yes they do super suck!!! I hope it's over soon!!! Lol thanks everyone for Responding

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Plateauing !!!!

I'm still plateauing !!! :(((

Keep working your plan. Eat right and exercise as much as you can tolerate.

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Keep working your plan. Eat right and exercise as much as you can tolerate.

I'm going to my 3rd fill thursday .... You think a fill will help me break this plateau ??

After your fill you might want to try changing up your diet. Maybe go on a low/no carb for a week or increase your caloric intake so your body kickstarts it's metabolism again. Or, go the other direction and lowball your calories to around 800? Just mix it up and change your exercise routine while your at it. Just don't do the same things you've been doing.

Mostly I would recommend staying away from processed foods like breads or any grains at all for a bit?

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After your fill you might want to try changing up your diet. Maybe go on a low/no carb for a week or increase your caloric intake so your body kickstarts it's metabolism again. Or' date=' go the other direction and lowball your calories to around 800? Just mix it up and change your exercise routine while your at it. Just don't do the same things you've been doing.

Mostly I would recommend staying away from processed foods like breads or any grains at all for a bit?

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Yeah I'm changing it already .... I did liquids all day today see how it goes .... Tomorrow I will do soft foods..... Hope that helps

Ive been at a plateu for a month and a half now :(

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Ive been at a plateu for a month and a half now <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':(' />

Sorry to hear ....I know how you feel!!

Sorry to hear ....I know how you feel!!

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  • 2 weeks later...

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Finally broke my plateau lost 5 pounds this week. :)

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Finally broke my plateau lost 5 pounds this week. <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />

Awesome!

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