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I'm always hot! Especially at night I'm constantly waking up to turn my pillow or move positions because I put off SO much heat! Will this go away when I get my band and lose some weight?

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Carly:

I've always been a very hot sleeper too. It's gotten much better since I lost a full person.

Best wishes to you.

Sue

I'm always hot! Especially at night I'm constantly waking up to turn my pillow or move positions because I put off SO much heat! Will this go away when I get my band and lose some weight?

I sure hope so because I have the same problem! I can't stand for my legs to even touch in bed because it just seems to make me even hotter. I freeze my family because I have the AC blasting at about 65 degrees while still having my ceiling fan and a portable fan blowing at me constantly. I wish you and everyone else the best of luck!

It does go away. I'm sleeping in PJs for the first time in my life. I've even turned the thermostat up from 65 to 78 this summer!

I had my surgery October 3rd. I had lost 50 pounds by Christmas; this is including my two weeks of pre-op liquid diet. I was freezing! When you lose weight it takes getting used to the weather. I have also noticed I do not sweat in many everyday situations I would have before. I do wake up still in the night from being too hot and we sleep with the a/c. I don't know if that will be your case though.

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