Ive lost 18-19 lbs but havent lost anything in almost 2 weeks. Im having a hard time. I have zero energy n my legs feel like jello. Please shed some wisdom n stories

Niki

I can relate to what you're saying. I had my surgery in October 2014 and was losing every month but in recent months I've only lost 10 lbs. I have reached a plateau and can't seem to get past the ten pounds. About feeling your legs like jelly make sure you are taking all your vitamins and make sure eating enough protein.

Stalls are part of the process. I got my sleeve 4/30/15. No stalls yet, but I know they are coming. This is a lifelong journey were on, and our bodies need time periodically to adjust. I suggest not weighing yourself every day, but paying close attention to following your nutrition, hydration, and exercise. Hang in there....

Is there anyone who experience weight stall after you had baby, yes I got pregnant after I had sleeves bypass surgery then I was still losing weight as I lost close 70 pounds off and notice my appetite changed after birth and am trying to lose more weight, I had surgery back in April 2014 and had birth back on March 20, 2015. I weight at the same but would like to lose more weight, any tips? SHould I restart on liquids or eat smaller or what? ALso is there anyone who experience to have still high blood pressure ongoing after surgery it was low but got highter after birth very complicated, yes am still seeing doctor to adjust on meds until they get in control.

Edited May 20, 201511 yr by ldraw28

What kind of exercise is everyone starting with, i can barely function

Eat high protein no sugar no carbs water water water and vitimins

What about splendia? Does that count or not?

Do you think you might be dehydrated? I felt like that when I wasn't getting propper fluids

I might be, im trying to eat n drink as much as i can bc my calorie count is low as well but its just much harder than I thought

Call your doctor. That doesn't sound normal at all. You may be dehydrated. I had my surgery the day after you and I feel perfectly normal. (better than normal, actually)