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Stall Already?

Hi everyone! I was sleeved on Dec 16th and have lost a total of 26lbs since the pre-op diet. However, I haven't lost any weight in the past three days. Week 3 starts tomorrow. Help!

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  • 3 days is not a stall.. But when you hit a stall (it can last 1 to three weeks) it is a completely normal thing, weight loss (even with surgery) is not a predictable pound a day loss process. As lon

  • I stalled for 3 weeks after week 3....its pretty normal!

  • Congrats on the recent sleeve! Don't worry, it's very typical to have a stall the third week after surgery, and you'll see more stalls as well further on. It's your body readjusting and replenishing

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I stalled for 3 weeks after week 3....its pretty normal!

Congrats on the recent sleeve! Don't worry, it's very typical to have a stall the third week after surgery, and you'll see more stalls as well further on. It's your body readjusting and replenishing things and then the stall will break and you'll drop again. It's sort of a stair step pattern with a lot of people, not always down. :).

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3 days is not a stall.. But when you hit a stall (it can last 1 to three weeks) it is a completely normal thing, weight loss (even with surgery) is not a predictable pound a day loss process.

As long as the overall monthly trend is down, that all that matters.

If you do a search here under "stall" you will see a million and one threads about it.

Also read this..

http://www.dsfacts.com/weight-loss-stall-or-plateau.html#.UsC0ZHm9Kc0

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Thanks for all the replies. We get spoiled by the first rush of pounds shed. laura-ven, the link you sent is phenomenal, I will definitely keep it for future reference. Best to all,

Thanks for all the replies. We get spoiled by the first rush of pounds shed. laura-ven, the link you sent is phenomenal, I will definitely keep it for future reference. Best to all,

Glad you liked it :)

But I stole it from member butterthebean :D

As for stalls? My whole weight lose journey has has been stalls, with bit of wieght loss here and there.

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