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Stalled, At 2 Weeks?

I had my surgery on 3/12. 0 complications, things have been well. I'm down 20 lbs, from 270, to 250. My concern is that I've been at 250 for a week now. I dropped that 20 lbs in 5 days. I was super excited by that, and now every morning when I get on the scale it flucuates between 249 and 252. Is it normal to have a plateau this early on? I'm following the diet guidelines to a T, and I've been walking way more than before. At tips or thoughts?

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  • Thank you Meli, and it sure seems like this week 2 stall is fairly common. Wish I knew this beforehand, I wouldn't be freaking out so much

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I am 3 weeks Post op in 2 days and the same thing I have been stuck at 194-193 for almost a week now... I am down 20lbs since surgery but and stuck now and very frusterated... hope it end soon.

It's all normal.

Tip - don't get on the scale every day. It will only concern you.

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