Hungry after bypass
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Don't worry. It won't be until you reach the solid stage that you will notice the absence of hunger. In some cases, what individuals experience is described as head hunger. Many people report a str
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I remember being very excited about being able to chew my chewable vitamin back at that stage!
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Part of this is head hunger and habit. The other part might be real hunger while your body is trying to figure this all out. Things will regulate as time goes on. Keep drinking that water!
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I am exactly one week post op gastric bypass. I must say I think I am recovering well. I feel pretty good and I am without pain already.
My question is, is hunger at this point normal? Is it even real hunger?
I feel hungry at different points throughout the day, and this concerns me because I thought I would not be hungry. My full liquid meals satisfy me for a little while. I am eating exactly what the doctor told me to. I am getting enough Protein and Fluid in.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a bad thing?