I have sleep apnea and have a cpap machine so that is not my issue. My lab result show vitamin d and b12 are fine and thyroid is fine any ideas???

Have you called your doctor? There may be a blood test that can show something. I was always tired before the band. In fact every day I took a 2-3 hour nap. Since the band maybe I have napped 2-3 times.

it might be a blood sugar issue.. before the band I felt so sluggish and tired all the time because my blood sugar was too high...

According toy labs,s, my blood sugar is fine, too!

Many people say that they feel tired most of the time. While certain tests can rule out nutrient deficiencies and hormonal problems,Certain herbs can help your body cope with fatigue.

-Try having ginseng; it stimulates your adrenal glands and makes you more alert.

- A deficiency can make you feel rather lethargic. Include green leafy vegetables and nuts in your diet and check if you need a magnesium supplement. There are eight B vitamins, which one requires to feel energerized. Eat chicken, nuts, cheese and eggs.

-Do breathing exercises daily.Unbelievable as it sounds, if you don't breathe correctly, it can actually make you feel tired. Breathe in through your nose and let the air fill your lungs. Exhale gently. Do breathing exercises thrice a day if you can.

-Have some dark chocolate. Chocolate has theobromine, which is a stimulant.

- Take a couple of minutes out to stretch your body.

-Stay hydrated at all times

Have you considered anaemia..(Iron deficiency)..

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Are you banded?

For me after the band I was having major fatigue from not enough protein in my diet.

I think the ratio is .4grams for every pound you weigh. I was getting only 60 or less and should have been 80 or more!

I started supplementing with protein shots and feel 100% better.

Check your protein intake.