Finding ENERGY after surgery
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I am more than a week post-op now and am doing great with everything except for finding the energy to do everyday tasks and exercise. I really have to push myself to get up and do laundry, make the bed, sweep the floor, etc. Then I drag myself to the gym and force myself through the routine. I am not sure if this is normal or if I am just extremely lazy. That is exactly how I feel...LAZY! I know the fact that I can't have caffene is affecting me some because I was drinking a cup of strong coffee every morning before surgery. However, I am wondering if your energy returns at a certain time post-op? I really want to be energetic and clean my house and do the gym since I am not working right now but I have to push myself so hard to do these things. Is this all normal? I started all my vitamins yesterday so I am hoping to see some difference once my iron and potassium levels are affected by the vitamins. I am getting my ounces of fluids in everyday and the number of grams of protein required...but still no energy. What do you think?