Week 1 stall
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Totally common. In your recovery, water is crucial and your body holds onto it. Part of the process of fat cells shrinking is that they absorb and hold onto water, before releasing it with part of the
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I gained a lb. Lol. I'm not worried because they pumped me so full of fluids and the anesthesia slows everything down. I'm excited to see what I look like 6 months from now. But I'm taking it one day
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You haven't had time for a stall! You are still recovering from major surgery, are swollen, and may still be full of fluids. Just follow your program, focus on getting in all of your Protein and flu
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I was sleeved on the 10th October, have recovered well and am now on full liquids. In the past 8 days since coming home from hospital i have lost no weight whatsoever (preop and in hospital i have lost 9kg, (22lb) starting weight 99kg (218lb)). I know stalls are to be expected but week 1 and 2? The clinic says i may just be a slow looser which freaks me out! Has anyone had this happen then had decent weight loss after?
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