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Nothing tastes good

I had surgery on 11.8.17, down 44lbs total including pre-op diet. I have zero cravings, zero desire to eat. Never hungry and gag before eating but once its down my body feels good, my stomach feels satisfied...anyone else? Any suggestions?

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  • CowgirlJane
    CowgirlJane

    It's a good thing! My "taster" eventually returned to normal, but it was a good chance to be less focused on food as pleasure when everything tasted odd.

  • LittleLizzieLilliput
    LittleLizzieLilliput

    Give yourself about 4-6 months to get your tastebuds back. My surgeon was pretty clear on this, my body has a new stomach and things are gonna be different. First there is going to be 6 m

  • Thanks so much for the input. Glad to hear I'm not alone! Trying different things can be pricey, especially when I can only eat such a small amount and don't like it. Any go to recipes for the firs

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I used to have to set an alarm throughout the day to remember to eat. My tastes Def were different that first year.Things didn't taste the same even my fave foods weren't as tasty anymore. That eventually stopped and 2 yrs post op my taste is back to how it was and I eat on a schedule which is how I remember without my alarms.


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