so im freaking out had surgery on 7/24/2017 and lost 10 pounds in a week then gained 4 pounds and it has been the same way for the past 3 weeks I have pcos and the advantage of this surgery has been that I got my period for the first time in the pat 7 months my clothes are a little bit loose but the scale is not moving and this weeks is my first week eating solid food am I doing something wrong.

Are you going to tell us what your eating. Cant tell what your doing with no info
What has your surgeon said ? Are you drinking enough fluid?

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I had surgery 4th July. I'm not the fastest loser lol.

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im drinking tons od liquids I up my proteins I eat very healthy stuff like tuna chicken I spent most of my pre op drinking soup it was not until my 4 th week that I started my puree stage mosly was liquid and I don't know what to do

My weight did that the first 12 days. It's normal

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Weight loss slowed after going onto solids. Now coming off slowly. I am eating 60-90 G protein, 20 or less of sugar. Can only get in 800 to 1000 calories. I was sleeved on 7/10/17 and am only down 23 pounds. Most of it came off in the first couple weeks.

I knew that it was going to be hard but this is ridiculous

Swelling! water weight! PLUS you had your period?! It happens. Don't stress out. If you're doing everything right, it should settle~

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so ladies I was informed from my provider that if the prenatal pills have all the required amount of of vitamins that we need daily there's no problem in taking them soooooo relieved

You are likely losing inches even if the scale isn't moving which was a big thing for me. There were periods when the scale didn't move for weeks but I went down a whole size or two. If you stick with it and follow your plan it will happen. Make sure you are getting as close to your protein goal as possible and really hit the fluids.

You are likely losing inches even if the scale isn't moving which was a big thing for me. There were periods when the scale didn't move for weeks but I went down a whole size or two. If you stick with it and follow your plan it will happen. Make sure you are getting as close to your protein goal as possible and really hit the fluids.

I have noticed the same thing.
The scale isn't budging but my body looks different. My shirts look too big now and my pants are literally falling off. I have to constantly pull them up at work. I fear the day I am not quick enough while walking to my desk and I end up standing there in my drawers.

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