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Is There Something Wrong With My Scale?

After weeks of losing 1 lb a week, (low BMI to start with), I've lost 2 lb in 2 days! I'm 13 weeks post op. Do you think the battery in the scale is dying lol? Could this be true?

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LOL i have issues with my digital...its crazy there are days when the read is 3 lbs loss...next next day 2lbs gained...When i get to work and i used the scale its always on point...Damn digital..time for new batteries i think..

Nope I'm sure there's nothing wrong with it. I've had a 4lb loss one week after only losing 1-2 lbs a week. Your body is just gonna do what it's gonna do...good and bad!

I also had a low BMI (31) prior to surgery...so I can completely relate to your post. if I saw a 2 pound loss, I'd definitely think my scale was broken and would make my husband weigh himself to see if the scale was still working! I've only seen increments of +/- 1 pound losses since surgery so any loss larger than that would shock me!

@sukik Glad to hear your scale is working! WOO HOO!!

I am almost 4 months post op on Monday, and I have lost consistently every week. Now I know I started higher than some but knock on wood I hope it continues!!

Celebrate your loss and keep doing whatever you are doing, it's working!!

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