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It has been going on three years since my sleeve was done. I was doing great for little over two years. Then I started putting weight back on I went from. 210 to now weighing 285. I am so depressed over this weight gain. My doctors office said it happens, but I have to jump back to losing again. I excerize. Go for walks. Watch what I eat. Try to keep my Protein up. Anyone have any ideas what i else I can try.

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Have you met with a nutritionist recently to review your food and exercise? Do you weigh and track your food and beverages? Do you consume "slider foods"? I am pre-op, but these are all important things that have been discussed with me numerous times with my nutritionist, surgeon, and in my local support group.

I hope you can get the guidance that you need soon.

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How many calories do you take in per day? Protein? Carbs? How much Water do you drink each day? Do you track your food and drink? I ask these questions because it is hard to give advice without more information.

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Thank you. Sorry I didn't get much info on that before. I drink about 60 to 100oz of Fluid a day. I did talk to a nutritionist and keep logs of what I eat. We found that my salt intake was high, so we changed that real fast. I try to eat fresh food that I have to prepare for myself. But rare occasions I go out to eat. I walking a lot or doing excerizing at home or the gym.

My Protein in take is 50 to 105g. Depends on if my stomach is handling food that day. I can't handle starchy food at all. So try not to rematch them.

Recently I had oral surgery done and can't chew foods at all. So been doing soft foods. Or Protein Shakes. Trying to watch my values been close to 1700

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