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Is Feeling Ravenous Normal?

Hi,

Tomorrow I will be 5 weeks out, and over the past few days I have been going from feeling ravenous - like will eat my hand hungry, and can't think of anything else! to ofcourse feeling extremely full after like two teaspoons of food.

I'm finding this all so new. Just last week I was holding off eating because of the pain I got in my back and my chest from certain foods - but now I feel I can eat more foods, but its this starving feeling that I don't like..

At this stage - 5 weeks out, how often should I be looking to eat and how much at a time?

Any help appreciated.

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me too and I'm 3 weeks out! In fact' date=' I just bought some appetite suppressants, that I used before the surgery, to help me deal with the hunger. The surgery didn't eliminate or even decrease my hunger like so many claimed that it would...maybe for the first couple of weeks but not any more.[/quote']

I'm 6 months out and get more hungry than I did pre-sleeve, I'm massively starving about every 2 hours. In saying that though I still get full really easily I struggle to eat a whole banana and can't eat a whole apple which is great!

I'm 7 months out and get more hungry than I did pre-sleeve' date=' I'm massively starving about every 2 hours. In saying that though I still get full really easily I struggle to eat a whole banana and can't eat a whole apple which is great![/quote']

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