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Hi everyone,

My name is Maria I'm 39 yrs old... I have always struggled with my weight in the 5 years I've been watching what I eat exercising dieting doing everything I can do to bring down my weight... My current weight is 230 and I am 5'5 I suffer from high blood pressure and recently was diagnosed with diabetes.. On Monday I will attend my 1st orientation for WLS... recently I've been feeling tired and nauseous and very ill my pcp did some blood work in which she found my cortisol levels to be low...Question is will this affect me being approved for WLS? Plz help

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Cortisol levels shouldn't have any baring on approval. And low levels, I thought, were way better than high. I thought if you had high levels of cortisol it is way harder to lose weight.Hmmmmmmm

Huh, never heard of that before. Thanks for your post. I learn something new every day on here :-)

I thought high levels caused weight gain. But I was thinking cortisol was a stress hormone? I must be thinking of something else because you would want a stress hormone to be low.

Good luck on your journey, I bet someone will know the answer and help you out :)

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