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Does the sleeve make you do #2 more?

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In my case, I am going about half as much. Since I'm taking in less than half of the food I used to eat, it only follows that I'd be going less. Although it does make for some anxiety moments on the scale. I won't lose weight for a day or two and think I'm in a stall. Then I'll go to the bathroom and POOF! I'm down a pound and the weight loss resumes. :lol:

Only for the first few weeks when mostly liquids are going in. Since then, no, it's a struggle to poo. Like the previous poster, I may gain an ounce or two a day until I go good, then I drop some weight. I go every day, just not always as, well, thoroughly, as I'd like.

I have a good BM about every other day....coffee helps me go every time. :)

I would say it's a bit less and I have problems going sometimes. I find that really staying hydrated helps. I am 4 months out. I was able to start going better when I got to the point where I could get some roughage (salad and veggies) in with my protein.

I have a problem of not being able to go but about every 4 or 5 days. I used to be more regular. :(

I can relate to this subject before surgery regular person. After, surgery once every week if I am lucky. I take milk magu every day with little results. Sometimes I want my old stomach back.

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