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Hi all,I'm 4 weeks out of a band to bypass revision and am consuming 2 low carb and sugar 25g protein shakes and water a day...plus 1 low carb puree but have only lost 9 lb....i lost 5lb on the lrd so its a stone in total.9lb in 4 weeks is so disheartening...i haven't lost anything at all this week ...

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  • Hmm,it does say it's private, also it won't let me add my surgery info not going to well this ha

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    For your start weight I think 9lb is great, you had a lowish start weight and your losses are not going be as high as people who weigh a lot more.

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You are likely not doing anything wrong. You haven't put your stats on your profile: height, surgery day weight - these are helpful to other members to give an appropriate response.

4 minutes ago, LisaMc47 said:

Hi,have done it now ?

Your profile may be set to private, it is not displaying

9 minutes ago, LisaMc47 said:

Hmm,it does say it's private, also it won't let me add my surgery info not going to well this ha

So how tall are you and what did you weigh on surgery day?

2 minutes ago, LisaMc47 said:

I am 4ft 11,I weighed 14st 3 on surgery day ?

For your start weight I think 9lb is great, you had a lowish start weight and your losses are not going be as high as people who weigh a lot more.

weight loss from revisions is usually not nearly as fast as it is with virgin surgeries. Also, if your BMI is comparatively low, that would mean a slower weight loss rate, too.

also, if you haven't lost in a week, you may be in a stall. Most people have their first stall during the first 4-6 weeks after surgery.

all that said, as long as your weight is gradually going down (even if you stall now and then, which you will...), you're good.

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