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Bone pain back side of pelvis

Good morning. I have a question about some pain I have on the back side of my pelvis, both sides. It seems it is deep, coming from the bone itself. I don't recall doing anything to cause it. I first noticed it two nights ago when I was trying to sleep on my sides. Now I notice it just sitting. Anyone else experience this? I've lost just over 30 pounds but I have plenty of junk in the trunk as a cushion.

Sleeve date: 21 Nov 2016

Height: 4'10"

SW:190

GW: 125

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    The one thing that I can think of is your body is adjusting to the weight loss so it could actually be your pelvis shifting... Have you talked to your doctor about it? I know that now that I've lost

  • I would check with the surgeon. I've noticed tail bone pain and I think it's because my butt is smaller and I don't have that cushion anymore. Lol. I plan on talking to my surgeon at next month's a

  • Thank you. I will bring it up with my doc on the 7th. Sleeve date: 21 Nov 2016 Height: 4'10" SW:190 GW: 125 Will do, thanks. Sleeve date: 21 Nov 2016 Height: 4'10" SW:190 GW: 125

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The one thing that I can think of is your body is adjusting to the weight loss so it could actually be your pelvis shifting... Have you talked to your doctor about it? I know that now that I've lost weight I've noticed my hips "click" a lot more than they did before... it has to adjust like everything else because of the weight change.

I hope it gets better! Keep us posted!

I would check with the surgeon. I've noticed tail bone pain and I think it's because my butt is smaller and I don't have that cushion anymore. Lol. I plan on talking to my surgeon at next month's appointment.

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The one thing that I can think of is your body is adjusting to the weight loss so it could actually be your pelvis shifting... Have you talked to your doctor about it? I know that now that I've lost weight I've noticed my hips "click" a lot more than they did before... it has to adjust like everything else because of the weight change.

I hope it gets better! Keep us posted!

Thank you. I will bring it up with my doc on the 7th.

Sleeve date: 21 Nov 2016

Height: 4'10"

SW:190

GW: 125

I would check with the surgeon. I've noticed tail bone pain and I think it's because my butt is smaller and I don't have that cushion anymore. Lol. I plan on talking to my surgeon at next month's appointment.

Will do, thanks.

Sleeve date: 21 Nov 2016

Height: 4'10"

SW:190

GW: 125

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