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Not full

I am 6 weeks out and I am not feeling full. Anyone out there with similar issues?

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    • cindymg
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      I had similar issues early on. Do you have an acid reducer? I found that a lot of my "hunger" and stomach noise was actually stomach acid. If your dr. didn't give you anything, Pepcid makes a chewa

    • Heyher
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      My feeling of full is totally different then before surgery. Now I eat to feel satisfied. If I get to the full feeling then I feel miserable for a few hours. Like I do right now. This united way cam

    • mlcarawan
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      I'm 2.5 weeks out and just saw my Dr today. He said my goal for now is to eat 3-4oz of protein per meal, taking between 20-30 minutes to finish. By the time I'm where you are, my goal is 3-4oz of prot

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    If plain water bothers you post-op (does for me) try either MiO or Crystal Light. I could not do CL as it is too sweet now, but MiO can be slowly brought up to taste. It has been my life saver as plain water just won't go down.

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    I too have a problem with plain water. Since artificial sweeteners bother me I add lemon to my water and that's how I drink it. Just another option.

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