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No desire for food.

I'm almost 3 weeks post op and I have no desire to eat(drink) hardly anything. I don't know if this is normal or not. If I'm busy I forget to even drink my water. Any suggestions?

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      I didn't have any desire for food until about 7 months out. I did drink my required amt and I had to remind myself to eat so I didn't mess up my weightloss. Your hunger will come back, so right now is

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    I did not/do not have this issue with food. I was hungry while I was in the hospital.

    I would encourage you to set an alarm for both drinking and eating. Dehydration is a serious risk. And the Protein is needed for healing. And nutrition. Maybe just work on Protein drinks since it counts as Fluid and food.

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    I didn't have any desire for food until about 7 months out. I did drink my required amt and I had to remind myself to eat so I didn't mess up my weightloss. Your hunger will come back, so right now is your time to learn your new healthy lifestyle. I

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