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Right after surgery your body is in a major heal mode. Many find it difficult to meet their fluid and protein goals right out of the gate, just keep trying and you should be able to get there after a
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You probably won't have a full feeling until you start eating solid food. For now, just sip on beverages (including protein shakes).. I pretty much sipped all day..
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I'm a few days out, too, and was having the opposite problem, in a way. I was sleeved on 12/18, and wasn't having any problems. Yesterday I started feeling better, and more like doing normal things, y
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I was sleeved on Thursday 12/21 and got home yesterday afternoon. Emotionally I am struggling with it being Christmas Eve and tomorrow Christmas but I’ve stayed off social media and my family is supportive so that helps. My biggest struggle right now is fluids, including protein shakes. I can’t really tell when I’m full because I’m still so sore from surgery: so I often don’t know when I’ve had too much until I’m nauseous. Thankfully, I have not thrown up yet. It took me over an hour to drink an 11oz protein shake this morning. Is that typical because my stomach is still healing and can’t hold as much? It honestly feels like work to get the 64oz of fluid in and I’m doing it (because I don’t want to end up back in the hospital) but it takes forever. Considering I’m still sleeping quite a bit, that takes drinking time away as well.
How do others deal with this? How do you feel when you’re full? Does the time consuming piece ever go away?