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Not feeling good

I had my gastric bypass done on Nov 17. I still am always tired. I’m also dizzy a lot. It may be not enough liquid but I don’t think so. Any ideas? Anybody Thanks

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    • Sunnyday25
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      Also the dizziness can be a blood pressure issue always better just to put in a call to your Dr.

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      Ok thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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      I do think I wasn’t drinking enough that’s everyone! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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    Have you kept track of how much you are taking in: Fluids and protein. It really helps to write everything down, so then you will see where you are at. Sorry this is going on. When I got dizzy and had heart palpataions it was because I was dehydrated. I thought I was ok with it but I found out I wasn't. KEEP ON KEEPING ON!!!

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    Have you kept track of how much you are taking in: Fluids and Protein. It really helps to write everything down, so then you will see where you are at. Sorry this is going on. When I got dizzy and had heart palpataions it was because I was dehydrated. I thought I was ok with it but I found out I wasn't. KEEP ON KEEPING ON!!!

    Thanks I will keep better track of both


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    I had my gastric bypass done on Nov 17. I still am always tired. I’m also dizzy a lot. It may be not enough liquid but I don’t think so. Any ideas? Anybody Thanks
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    Have you been taking your vitamins? Get your blood work done if you can. Just to make sure you don't have a vitamin deficiency.

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    Also the dizziness can be a blood pressure issue always better just to put in a call to your Dr.

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    Have you had any previous issues with blood sugar prior to surgery (ie. insulin resistance)? I'm having a lot of problems with low blood sugar since my surgery in the fall and that can certainly make you feel dizzy and tired...

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    I haven't had WLS yet but I know that if my iron is low I get dizzy and get weird palpitations. Def have your iron levels checked.

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