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Pregnancy symptoms different after wls?

Hi, so I'm tcc and I'm noticing that I'm queasy a lot but I can't really decipher my hunger, low energy (not much), etc from the changes of the wls and pregnancy. I have 3 kids prior to wls and remember some key points that made me realize I was pregnant before a test. See after the surgery, on my menstrual days I now cramp and can feel ovulation. Mainly because of the about of weight I lost. But I want to know from moms before wls and pregnant now if you understand what I'm saying and if you knew you were pregnant before the test or atleast had a strong feeling.

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Yes I knew before. I was overly hungry to the point where I felt like I never felt full. I also feel ovulation a lot more, but that started happening after a miscarriage I had in 2015. I was a lot more queasy in the beginning of this pregnancy than I was with my daughter. I didn't have morning sickness at all with her.

I have hypermesis gravidarum this pregnancy and had no nausea with my first. I also find I'm uncontrollably hungry but because I'm so sick I can't keep anything down. I'm hoping it passes after the first trimester is over in a couple weeks.


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