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Hey, I've been reading on this site since my surgery. (Dec.5, 2013) I weight 308 at my highest. I was 284 when I started my pre-surgery diet and now i weigh a 211. The weight loss has been great. I am struggling now because I'm not hungry and really don't want to eat. I was in the hospital over the weekend due to malnutrition and dehydration. I drink my Protein shakes and drink all the Water I can, but struggle to eat. Anyone else have this issue? I find myself gagging at the thought of eating sometime. What the Heck? Just wondering if anyone else is in the same boat?

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No but since you have to eat to live can you eat on a rigid schedule whether you are hungry or not? I am sure your surgeon has given you a lot of information particular to you. Best wishes.

Hi Tn Man, welcome!

It is very difficult in the first few months and especially the first few weeks post op. You would find your tastebuds change and everything makes you feel nauseated. This is very common.

Have you tried the Protein Water? Or even the protein shots? Now granted these aren't the best quality but something is definitely better than nothing. You will likely have to overcome the disgust you feel while putting food in your mouth because you have to eat to survive.

Good luck! And sip water all day!

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