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13 DPO no appetite and not thirsty

Is this normal? or is it because I'm still in a lot of pain.

The pain is my lower left quadrant and no pain meds will touch it, no tylenol, muscle relaxers, no amount of walking, ice therapy (I haven't tried heat yet) is helping.

No appetite

I'm still working on my Protein shake from Breakfast. I have no appetite and I'm not thristy.

I haven't poop because of my lack of appetite. (I'll drink some hot lemon Water before bed) I'm regular, I think my body is hating me right now.

I'm taking my Vitamins and lovenox and all my other meds, even though my blood sugars aren't decreasing, so I had to add one of my insulins back to get it back under control.

I had an appetite and I was drinking my fluids on Sunday, the lost of appetite happened yesterday evening.

Is this normal?

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most people lose their appetite/hunger for a few months after surgery. A small minority lose theirs forever (I hoped and prayed I'd be one of those, but no....). Mine came back at six months out. For others, it's more like a year. But for most people, it does come back at some point. Take advantage of not having it - it's *really* easy to lose weight when you're never hungry!!

@@Jade99 Regardless of no appetite or thirst - you need to try and get in the recommended protein and fluids. You should be sipping all day. You can become dehydrated very quickly.

Call your surgeon about the pain and see what they recommend.

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@@Jade99 Regardless of no appetite or thirst - you need to try and get in the recommended Protein and fluids. You should be sipping all day. You can become dehydrated very quickly.

Call your surgeon about the pain and see what they recommend.

I'll definitely do that. Thanks

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