Being tired - what can you do ?
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One thought - two general anaesthetics so close together has quite a likelihood of inducing fatigue for 8-12 weeks - it might be that... Take care - sounds like you are doing all the right things
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Eat well and ask your doctor if your low RBW is an indication of anemia, and if you should be doing anything to treat it. Ultimately, you should always ask your doctor about unusual fatigue.
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Okay people. I need some recommendations. In Dec 2017 I had the sleeve and Feb 2018 I was converted to the Bypass due to complications. I’m down about 65 lbs.
After the healing stages I had SO much energy and felt great, I was hitting the gym, etc.. The past few weeks I’m exhausted. All I want to do is sleep and when I’m not sleeping my eyes burn from being so tired.
I take multivitamins, vitamin D, B12 (liquid), iron, and biotin every day. I tried to incorporate Zinc for hair loss, but it makes me sick. Oh, and I do get my protein in everyday. I just had blood work and nothing is low except RBW and BUN/creatitine.
Is there anything else I can do to help? Is there a magical supplement out there that will aid in increasing my energy? Being able to function at work and at home would be great.
Any help would be nice, thanks!
Height 5’6
HW - 275
SW - 265
CW - 194
GW - 150ish
Sleeved 12/14/17
Revision to bypass due to complications 2/13/18