I thought I was getting better yesterday as I was able to keep down chicken broth. Today I am worse than ever. I can't even keep Water down. I am so tired and weak. Just want to sleep until I am normal again. I even tried taking zofran and that's not even helping. Any advice out there?

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Call the doctor and see what they want you to do... It's better to be safe then sorry

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This has been an ongoing battle for 10 weeks. I have tried everything they have given me and had every test under the sun. Also been admitted 4x for dehydration and low potassium.

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I thought I was getting better yesterday as I was able to keep down chicken broth. Today I am worse than ever. I can't even keep Water down. I am so tired and weak. Just want to sleep until I am normal again. I even tried taking zofran and that's not even helping. Any advice out there?

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Go to ER. Low potassium and dehydration is dangerous. Please keep us posted.

I also think I may have low blood sugar at this point. I drank a small glass of soda and laid down. When I woke after an hour I felt 50% better. I have to get my blood sugar checked. I also get dizzy a lot lately.

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I also think I losing to fast. I told my psych how much I lost and how quick and he was very concerned saying that's just way to fast.

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I also think I losing to fast. I told my psych how much I lost and how quick and he was very concerned saying that's just way to fast.

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You're not getting adequate nutrition. It's very dangerous. They need to figure out how to help you.

If you literally cannot keep Water down you need to go in ASAP. And I would demand answers.

I also don't know if soda is the best thing for you to drink. That in itself that early on would have made me barf. It was on my never again list.

I am certain the dizziness is from dehydration. I would take the zofran and go back to slow sipping water. If you don't feel better tonight, go to the ER and have them call your surgeon.

I only drank a little soda bc I really thought it was my sugar. I was told you can drink soda if food gets stuck. It helps it pass. I'm on zofran right now.

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I keep telling my friend that I can see how easy it would be to become anorexic. I can go all day wo food and be fine. I'm scared it will come to that.

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U had surgery 8/8 ? Did u have band or sleeve? U really need to go get an IV and have them call the doctor

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I keep telling my friend that I can see how easy it would be to become anorexic. I can go all day wo food and be fine. I'm scared it will come to that.

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Yeah - that's scary.

The three most important elements after weight loss surgery are to meet your daily Protein, Fluid and Vitamin requirements. food is secondary because your body is converting your stored fat into the energy that drives your body. Thus you lose weight.

You are at least 10 weeks post-op. If you can't keep Water down, you may have a stricture. If you are unable to meet your daily protein, fluid and vitamin requirements, you need to seek medical attention and resolve the issue. Your problems may be caused by dehydration. They may be caused by a lack of Vitamins and minerals. It may be caused by reactive hypoglycemia. The fact that you were dizzy and took soda (sugar) rested and then felt better does point towards reactive hypoglycemia but you may have a whole slew of problems to deal with.

Surgery was 6/7 and I did have a stricture and had 3 dilations I have done every test available and when I drink Protein I throw instantly. The Vitamins are hard to get down. I have been admitted 4x for dehydration and low potassium.

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Here is a link to an article on reactive hypoglycemia post–gastric bypass. https://www.ridgeviewmedical.org/services/bariatric-weight-loss/enewsletter-articles/reactive-hypoglycemia-postgastric-bypass

The three most important things after surgery are fluids, Vitamins and Protein. Since you said that "when I drink Protein I throw instantly", have you tried MILK.

32 ounces of 1% milk fortified with 1 cup of powdered milk will give you 56 grams of protein. You cannot drink this all at once but spreading this out throughout the day will help you meet your daily protein requirement.

Other than plain Water and soda, what have you tried?

Have you tried different temperatures? Have you tried water enhancers, infusions, teas, etc?

What Protein supplements have you tried?

Have you tried clear protein supplements like Isopure, ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates, Syntrax nectar, etc?