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Feeling cold.

I was sleeved on 3rd February, I am doing really well and have only been sick once after eating tuna!. I was normally always hot and even in winter I could wear shorts and tshirts indoors. This is not the case now, indoors I have found hat I need to wear socks, long trousers and sometimes 2 tshirts. Whenever I go to bed the electric blanket can be on but my feet are still freezing cold. Please tell me that it's not just me and it gets better xx ????

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  • This normal after surgery. The layers that use to keep us warm are gone. We must get use to it. I'll take a sweater over my old fat!!

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I was sleeved on the 9th. I've been told the coldness is a side effect of surgery. Last night I had a heating blanket plus 2 more blankets.

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Thank you, glad I am not imagining it, my husband says I don't feel cold but omg I feel as if my feet have been in the freezer

I was sleeved on 2/4 but when I'm cold it's been like 0 degrees outside. Sometimes I have to climb into my bed to warm up but I also sleep in a summer gown all year and do get toast warm in my bed.

Perfectly normal after surgery. I live in Florida and I'm cold most of the time as well.

We also feel colder because of our new, slower metabolisms. And that's not something that will ever fully resolve.

This normal after surgery. The layers that use to keep us warm are gone. We must get use to it. I'll take a sweater over my old fat!!

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