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Normal Appetite...

I am 7 days post-op bypass and I don't feel like I've even had surgery. I don't feel those "full signals" like people said I would. I feel like I could eat and eat...strange right? I don't mean I'm starving but despite the fact I'm getting in my Protein shakes and am on a liquid diet, I still feel I'm hungry. Is this normal?

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You will. Your stomach is still healing and will go through a lot of changes. This is normal right now--but will quickly change! And then go back. And then change again. lol

I am 30 days out and yes I do feel hunger too but later in the day and night which I think is bad but as long as you stick with measuring your food each and every time, you should be okay and still lose. No more than four ounces at a time and that's including your Protein and veggies when you get to the sort solid stage. I do feel full at four ounces and at five I have over done it. Some days you will be less hungry. Don't worry about it. I am Diabetic type 2 and if I'm low I can get hungry and if it's high I can get hungry so lots of factors come into play. Good luck.

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