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Muscle Weakness

Has anyone else had extreme muscle weakness after sleeve surgery. Mine started at about 3 mos. post op. I don't exercise much because it's uncomfortable and makes me extremely tired. My surgeon said I must exercise, and I will feel better after I do. I was doing well with the weight loss, but am now starting to crave things that I shouldn't have. Trying like crazy to get enough Protein through food and shakes, but still feel weak. Anyone else have this problem. I feel like I'm falling apart. I am 64 years old.

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I'm sorry to hear that you are going through this. I do tend to think that a little exercise might help, but I also know what its like to feel tired and the last thing you want to do is get up and exercise when just walking to the bathroom can be a chore.. I get tired also,, if I don't take caffeine tablets (I know I shouldn't) I would/could sleep all day! I hope you get some good replies. Take care

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