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They took out my "heater"!

I think they removed my heater during my surgery. I'm always cold now. I'm having no complications whatsoever, but I'm always cold.

Anyone else have this?

VSG: 03/30/2017 - Dr. Kuri - 446/413/379

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I'm always cold too !!!! I've never been that way in my life !!!! I keep my thermostat in house on 67 at all times now I catch myself putting on layers [emoji15]


4 minutes ago, klea0215 said:

I'm always cold too !!!! I've never been that way in my life !!!! I keep my thermostat in house on 67 at all times now I catch myself putting on layers

67! Wow. Lol. I'm cold with mine at 75 and I haven't even had surgery yet. I sure hope it doesn't get colder for me.

@Paul Bahr I've read many posts of people being cold after surgery as well. Seems to be the "normal " case for a select few.

Low iron levels can make you cold or else an under active thyroid.

I was cold preop on the low fat, low carb diet. After surgery I'm on a moderate diet and haven't been cold as much.

I am cold all of the time now. And it it quite bizarre considering I have wanted to keep all thermostats on tundra settings for my entire life!!

I think they removed my heater during my surgery. I'm always cold now. I'm having no complications whatsoever, but I'm always cold.
Anyone else have this?
VSG: 03/30/2017 - Dr. Kuri - 446/413/379



Oh my gosh me too! My nail beds are purple and all! Crazy! I've been freezing since surgery and I'm never cold! Ever!


Lol. It gets better. Im approaching 4 mos post op and my heater is finally starting to work better and i can stop wearing thermals. I too was freezing all day n night. To make matters worse my partner at work has menopause so she was always hot... just imagine 4 hrs in a car 5 days a week of that, lmbo. Omg was horrible.

CW 190

SW 242

GW 140

VSG 1/6/2017

Woohoo

...summer 2017 here we come :-)

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Lol. It gets better. Im approaching 4 mos post op and my heater is finally starting to work better and i can stop wearing thermals. I too was freezing all day n night. To make matters worse my partner at work has menopause so she was always hot... just imagine 4 hrs in a car 5 days a week of that, lmbo. Omg was horrible.
CW 190
SW 242
GW 140
VSG 1/6/2017
Woohoo
...summer 2017 here we come :-)



LOL, my wife is premenopausal and is always hot! It's crazy though being cold - I always used to say is start sweating if I thought too hard.

VSG: 03/30/2017 - Dr. Kuri - 446/413/379

So cold all the time! I texted a friend today "this is the first time in memory that I've said this: I'm cold." People catch colds in my apartment because I keep it so cold. Now I'm piled under blankets and still shivering. I was getting worried.

I was cold all the time. It stopped once my weight loss slowed to an average pace. Now that I am just losing a couple pounds here and there, I am no longer cold.

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