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One week out.

So wanted to post a small update. I'm now one week post-op and while I still have some mild discomforts at times, I've been feeling pretty good.

I have been struggling to get all of my fluids in. My surgeon wants me drinking 32oz a day of water plus one 12oz shake broken down over the day. I haven't kept a solid water count, but I'm likely getting about 20oz or do and drinking half of the shake each day.

Despite these little issues, I'm doing really well. Down 13lbs since last Monday and I'm looking forward to returning to work on Wednesday.

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  • Czuck1983
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    I've kept myself satisfied, don't feel too thirsty overall. I should add I do have a cup of broth and a sugar free ice pop each day as well. So I guess my liquid intake is probably slightly higher ove

  • Hopeful_GS
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    I’m in the exact same boat as you. Down to the day and the amount of liquid you are taking in! I’ve only lost 7lbs since surgery but I’m still holding onto a lot of water. Looking forward to the end

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Congrats! Glad things are going well- keep it up and keep increasing the water/ proteins


HW 242, SW 236- (Bypass 12/20/17)
GW#1- 199 [emoji736] (2/11/18)
GW#2- 180
CW 180
5’6”

If you're a week out and not drinking any more than that...you're going to end up in trouble with dehydration soon.

Please drink more water. It's extremely irritating to have to visit an emergency room due to dehydration that could have been prevented.

2 hours ago, Czuck1983 said:

So wanted to post a small update. I'm now one week post-op and while I still have some mild discomforts at times, I've been feeling pretty good.

I have been struggling to get all of my fluids in. My surgeon wants me drinking 32oz a day of Water plus one 12oz shake broken down over the day. I haven't kept a solid water count, but I'm likely getting about 20oz or do and drinking half of the shake each day.

Despite these little issues, I'm doing really well. Down 13lbs since last Monday and I'm looking forward to returning to work on Wednesday.

For me the first week or so knorr bullion cubes diluted in hot water were my secret to getting enough fluids. People have different reactions to different temperatures so try different temperature things (even warm water). As other people have mentioned dehydration at this point can set you back (though you probably aren't in danger at this point).

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I've kept myself satisfied, don't feel too thirsty overall. I should add I do have a cup of broth and a sugar free ice pop each day as well. So I guess my liquid intake is probably slightly higher overall.

Sent from my VS988 using BariatricPal App

I've kept myself satisfied, don't feel too thirsty overall. I should add I do have a cup of broth and a sugar free ice pop each day as well. So I guess my liquid intake is probably slightly higher overall.

Sent from my VS988 using BariatricPal App



I’m in the exact same boat as you. Down to the day and the amount of liquid you are taking in!
I’ve only lost 7lbs since surgery but I’m still holding onto a lot of water. Looking forward to the end of the week!


HW: 420 SW:320 CW: 281 GW: 185
Sleeved: 03/26/18

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