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Yes!!! I was always hot pre-op and would sweat a lot unfortunately. I’ve lost 122lbs so far and I don’t have this issue. I went to Disney World a couple months ago and the temps were mid 80s. Normally this combined with walking all day would have been super uncomfortable. While I did sweat a little since it was hot and sunny it was nothing like it used to be. It didn’t feel as hot as it did when I was at my highest weight either. I’m much more comfortable. I hated being hot all the time!


a lot of us go from one extreme to the other - from being hot all the time to being freezing all the time! It seems to happen quickly, so I don't think it's all due to our loss of "insulation"...

I can’t tolerate cold at all anymore and I used to be hot all the time before surgery!


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