Gained weight at hospital for surgery...?
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Yes, it's fluids. They pump a lot into you. Stick to your plan and you will do well. Good luck.
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This is very common. Most likely they gave you steroids while in the hospital which will cause you to retain water weight amoung other things. This type of weight gain should reverse itself very quick
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It's the fluids. Stay off the scale for the first month. You'll drive yourself nuts watching the scale go up and down seemingly at random while your body adjusts. Even after the first month there is s
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I had my sleeve surgery on Monday 6/26, and my weight was 262. When I was discharged yesterday my weight was 270! Now today I'm down to 268, but that's still a 6 pound gain since surgery. I keep trying to tell myself it's the IV fluids, but it still worries me a lot. Did this happen to anyone else? How long before you start really losing?
Yesterday was my first day logging food and I hit 203 calories, so I really don't think overeating is the issue.
Thank you for any help or advice you can give! I'm really stressing about this!