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I have read some that say yes, and I am sure they will pop over to explain.

For me, so far, no but I was on normal schedule pre-surgery.

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    My first month after surgery I had 2 heavy periods in 4 weeks (while still on blood thinners- NOT FUN), but at 6 1/2 weeks out (fingers crossed) it seems to be back to normal...

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    No not immediately but eventually lighter flow with weight loss.

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    I had amenorrhea pre-op but so far had two completely normal periods since surgery 9 weeks ago. Exactly the kind I used to get before I started gaining a few years ago - 4-5 days w/ two that are heavier than the rest. So if this keeps up I would say that surgery totally restored my cycle to compete normalcy!

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