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5 months out with stones

Well I was sleeved February and everything has been doing great until now. I started at 277 right before surgery and last week I was 199. Now I have had a kidney stone this week and its been real hard to eat. I am down to 190 and getting a little worried. I think I'm dropping way to fast now any suggestions would be great!

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I don't have any suggestions but I was 2 weeks out and got kidney stones. With this surgery it is easy to get them now. Plus I was dehydrated so make sure you are drinking plenty of water.

I think gallstones & gall bladder issues are possible side effects of wls. I remember signing forms that stated so for my doctor prior to surgery. I hope you feel better soon. Keep us posted.

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