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Me gaining 6 pounds

I had the surgery on may 31st at Southeast memorial I lost 32 pounds but had to get gal bladder taken out and I gain 6 pounds I don't know what to do



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Did you have your gall bladder out separately from your sleeve? As in, you've had surgery twice in about two months?

If that's the case, as long as you are eating according to your surgeon's plan and tracking your intake, I wouldn't worry too much about it. If you've had surgery again recently, give your body a chance to recover from two big events.

~Kat

It's probably water weight from your IV fluids. It wouldn't be fat- think logically.

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