Tired dizzy depressed sad weak .... 3 months down the line I'm feeling all these things got every single test doctors can't figure out just no power or energy

Well the surgery is a big change to your system. I know women go through big hormonal changes, maybe there is something like this for men too. Make sure you are getting enough rest, water and good nutrition. I wish you the best.

dehydration or ketosis? are you seeing a nutritionist? have you had your b12, iron, and Vit D levels checked?

How are you iron levels? I have those symptoms daily too, but it's because I am anemic (17 ferretin & 4% saturation) and have low hemoglobain (8.5). I am going to be starting iron infusions in a few weeks because I have gone years taking iron supplements with no help at all. I can't wait to get start on my infusions because I am sick of feeling like crap for the last 3 years.

Checked everything nothing came negative

Checked everything nothing came negative

Have you considered taking a low dose anti depressant? I was toy against this idea but have in and am AMAZED at the difference it's made. Something to consider..... In the meantime, SMILE!! Look what you have done for yourself. You are a rockstar.

Thankyou I am taking low dose of Anti depressant hopefully it will get better.

Tired dizzy depressed sad weak .... 3 months down the line I'm feeling all these things got every single test doctors can't figure out just no power or energy

I think sometimes there are weird side affects associated with this surgery that we just don't understand yet, whether they be physical or psychological.

I myself feel like I'm really weakened in my immune system, things are just breaking down a lot more often. I have days in a row when I'm just not feeling well.

I do have something going on now in my parathyroids (not thyroid) they are leaching Calcium from my bones and dumping it into my system. This can cause things from tiredness to depression, not to mention aches and pains..