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2 weeks post op and gained 3 lbs

I'm two weeks as of today. I weigh my self once a week, the first week I lost 10lbs and then this week I gained 3 lbs. so disappointing to see. It makes me wonder am I doing something wrong. I'm getting in 40 oz of water a day. trying so hard to do more. and I'm eating 500-700 calories give or take a little. Its a little upsetting to see the scale today I have to admit.

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    It happens. Especially early on. Your body is still adjusting to all the changes of surgery and a new way of eating. The closer you get to 64 ounces of fluids and 60+gms of Protein, the easier the wei

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It happens. Especially early on. Your body is still adjusting to all the changes of surgery and a new way of eating. The closer you get to 64 ounces of fluids and 60+gms of Protein, the easier the weight loss. Keep working towards that.

It might be easier to only weigh bi-weekly for a while. I personally only weigh myself once a month. It helps me focus on my proper eating and exercise instead of numbers on the scale. If you need benchmarks, take your measurements. I did neck, boobs, waist and hips. Even when the scale doesn't move, the measurements will show you how your body is shifting and changing.

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