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Not losing anymore

I don't want to stop losing weight...

I am 9 months post op and down 123 lbs. I had to have a hysterectomy 3 weeks ago and cant exercise for 6 weeks. Except the elliptical which I am doing 3 days a week. But my weight loss has come to a screeching halt... Not sure what I can do but I don't want to stop losing weight. I have at least another 13lbs I want to lose.... if not more!!!

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  • You just had a serious operation. Your body is in shock most likely. Add to that the very drastic and rapid weight loss! I see you're closing in on goal. At this point, you should expect a big slo

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What are you eating? How many calories? How much protein? How much fluids?

You just had a serious operation. Your body is in shock most likely. Add to that the very drastic and rapid weight loss! I see you're closing in on goal. At this point, you should expect a big slow down. Do as lsereno suggested and evaluate your diet. But most likely this is the normal reaction from 1) an operation and 2) being almost on top of goal weight.

You're not going to stop losing unless you quit trying. You might find weight comes of much more slowly, but weight will come off if you work your sleeve.

~Cheri

^^^ What Clk said ^^^ yOu have done great, and just take it easy, you can get back on track soon.

Did you keep your ovaries? If not, your body is in a panic. You and your doctor will take some time to get your hormones stable. I had a total hysterectomy three years ago due to uterine cancer. If you have hyst questions feel free to reach out to me. I've lost over 60 pounds since my sleeve surgery, all of it post-hysterectomy. I expect to lose almost 40 more. It won't derail you. It will just take time.

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