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TIRED?

Starting my second week post op and I am so much more tired than last week. Not having any trouble drinking clears or getting 2 Protein shakes/day but my butt is worn out. Maybe too much excitement last week and this week it's catching up to me??

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I didn't struggle too too much with energy but did find I needed more sleep. I'm eight weeks out and starting having abdominal pain a few days ago-ended up in the ER with appendicitis but long story short, they found my potassium was dangerously low. I've never had a potassium deficiency before, so I wondered if it was WLS related. Might be something to look into-this can contribute to energy loss.

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