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Girls.... that time of the month, do you gain weight?

During that time of the month do you still lose weight or do you gain? post surgery.

Before surgery I would easily gain 2 to 3 pounds on my period, just to lose it the following week. I am only 2 months post op and so far I haven't gained any weight but the scale isn't moving at all while it being that time of the month. I am hoping next week that means I lose more. Just wondering what others experience is with this?

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Same as before the surgery...get slightly bloated right before it.

I still usually gain a couple of pounds when I'm on my period, but I promptly lose it when it's over, along with whatever I would've lost otherwise I assume.

Yep a small gain or the scale doesn't move at all.

Same here. Gain a pound or stay the same. SO frustrating to feel like you lose a whole week every month!

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