Energy Level

feels_so_good
on 1/13/14 1:44 pm
VSG on 05/20/14

One of my assumptions was feeling more energetic post op, carrying around less weight, easier to walk, bend, etc... Most the posts I see, including those about going back to work, talk about napping and being tired.

When did you notice your energy level picking up? I'm curious if it's tied more to weight loss (ex 10%) or time (i.e. 2 weeks or 2 months post op)

Thanks

 

My first meeting with nurse, bariatric DR, and psychiatrist is later this week - I think my biggest worry so far the pre-op diet :)

5'10" Male : Consult Weight 428 1/16/14 : Pre-op m1 -3, m2 -12, m3 0, m4 -27 : SW 386 : m1 -25, m2 -22 m3 -15 4 -12: LW 278 CW 320 : Total Loss 108

Lois S.
on 3/7/14 7:42 am - Neenah, WI

It's been a long time since my surgery, but I remember around the 40-50 pound weightloss feeling much more energy and not wanting to rest and take a nap. The more I did, the more I wanted to do.

Kinde
on 9/22/14 1:24 am

Well this is just my experience...others seemed to have had more energy more quickly than me.  I am one week post-op and energy is a struggle.  However I had a hernia they had to repair and a reaction to anesthesia so take all of that into consideration.  Today however I am feeling more like myself starting the morning off with a 20 minute walk.  I think it is different for each person.  Don't sweat the pre-op the first two days are the toughest but then it gets easier. Good Luck!

        
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