Feeling shaky and light headed
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If you can get a blood glucose meter that would be good. When you feel that way, you could test your sugar to see if it is the culprit. But, because you have a history of feeling that way, and ea
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Thank you for the feedback. I bought some Fairlife milk today and a sample of a non-whey protein. I made the shake this afternoon and was surprised that I could only drink 2-3 oz comfortably over 20
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The prilosec should be good, but you could ask your surgeon if you could try a liquid antacid for when you feel hungry (immediate relief). If you still feel hungry after taking the liquid, then maybe
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I have basically been hungry since day 2 after surgery. I am 9 days post op and have started getting shaky and light headed, kind of a hypoglycemic feeling. I am getting in my protein and water and have set a timer to remind me to eat every 3 hours. I handle liquids, yogurt and some mushy foods with no issues. I will stop when I feel at little pain at the bottom of my stomach. That might be my "full" but I can't say for certain. Since I am unsure about being full I am portioning out 1/4 to 1/2 cup per meal (depending on consistency).
This might sound stupid but I'm not sure what my body is telling me I need. I know when I would feel like this pre-sleeve I would eat everything I could to make the feeling go away and was rarely successful.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.