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blood transfusions after surgery?

So, did anyone lose a lot of blood during surgery that they had to get transfusions? My surgery was on Jan 21st, surgery went great, surgeon told my family that everything went great.I was in recovery, all way fine... Then transferred to a room and all of the sudden my b.p dropped dangerously low, everyone said I looked gray. I barely remember that night,but I do remember that my hearing kinda went. They pumped me up with liquids, I was told to stay in bed. And had to get 4units of blood transfusions and with this being said, my heart rate was high. Has anyone else experienced this? When did u feel normal again? I'm still feeling like garbage.

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I think you need to ask the surgeon for more details. What you have described is very unusual for bariatric surgery. Hope you feel better soon!

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