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Help, please! I was sleeved yesterday and I weighed myself on My scale and weighed 242.6. I get home today and weigh myself with the same cloves and on the same location and it's showing I weigh 246!!! I haven't consume no more than 600 calories combined these past 2 days. What is going on here? Has this happened to anyone?

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Help' date=' please! I was sleeved yesterday and I weighed myself on My scale and weighed 242.6. I get home today and weigh myself with the same cloves and on the same location and it's showing I weigh 246!!! I haven't consume no more than 600 calories combined these past 2 days. What is going on here? Has this happened to anyone?[/quote']

Its water weight (from fluids in the hospital)..it will go away. I dont reccommend weighing urself now...u will only get discouraged. Ignore the scale for now and focus on mastering ur new eating habits, the weight will come off:)

I was sleeved Monday and I also gained weight. I gained 4 lbs and have only lost 4 ounces.

I was exactly the same weight 4 days after surgery (the day I got home) as the morning of surgery. I'm sure if I weighed myself the next day I would have been heavier. It's because of all the fluids they pump into the IV. It's normal don't worry

yeah... IV fluids need a minute to run their course... you'll be fine...

Leave it until 7 days post op to jump on the scale, and you'll have a nice surprise.

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Leave it until 7 days post op to jump on the scale' date=' and you'll have a nice surprise.[/quote']

Thanks, Dean! I needed to hear that!

Leave it until 7 days post op to jump on the scale' date=' and you'll have a nice surprise.[/quote']

Great idea but I'm too anxious right now. I want to jump on the scale every time I use the bathroom lol. I know it will wear off eventually and I'll stop the obsession.

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