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Extreme tiredness

Hello i was wondering if anybody else experiences extreme tiredness after eating post op surgery . I had surgery in March and i get so sleepy after eating that i just want to take a nap immediately? Any tips to help with this ?
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  • I would talk to your doctor. They can run labs to aid in pinpointing what’s going on.

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It could be that you are dumping. Do you feel anything else? Light-headed? sweaty? I used to feel the same after eating food that is high in carbs (bread, rice, pasta etc) which I was taking once a week or just eating too quickly. What worked for me is eating smaller portions and taking my time to chew my food. I drink water at least half an hour after the last portion. I hope this helps.

Recommend talking to your doctor and getting a blood test. There are a number of things that can cause fatigue, but it's impossible to know which issue you're having via the internet.

Yeah I still get this all the time. Not in any way related to dumping or carbs for me - it's the same after a protein only meal. Definitely not hypoglycaemia, just the blood flow being directed to my stomach instead of my brain (well known phenomenon but I think heightened after VSG)!! I work so can't afford to nap but I SO want to!

I would talk to your doctor. They can run labs to aid in pinpointing what’s going on.

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