Question:
Since weight loss surgery does anyone have problems with sweating?
I am asking this question because I have noticed in the past couple months since my surgery that sometimes I will eat or drink something and then start sweating and sometimes it lasts awhile before it finally stops. Just wondering if anyone else has had this happen. — Jennifer G. (posted on March 5, 2001)
March 5, 2001
Sometimes when your blood sugar is low it will cause you to sweat.Maybe
there is sugar in what you are drinking and you are having a mild dumping
syndrone attack????
— [Anonymous]
March 5, 2001
I have a problem with being freezing cold. I walk around the office with a
coat and a blanket. I know that sounds crazy and it looks crazy too. But I
can't seem to get warm.
— [Anonymous]
March 6, 2001
I was experiencing night sweats and tracked it down to the orange juice
diluted with water I was drinking at night. I kept it by the bed and
sipped. This was a few weeks post op and for some reason, my blood sugar
was slightly high even though I am not diabetic. My PCP did a blood test
to see what my blood had been doing for the past three months...amazing!
Anyhow, he said I was right on the verge of becoming diabetic right before
my surgery in November. He said the surgery and post op diet would
straighten it out. Check the amount of sugar you are eating. And with
your next bloodwork ask your physician to check your sugar levels. I was
very surprised to see that I was becoming diabetic before surgery. Once
again, I am glad I had the rny when I did! As far as sweating during the
day or at work, no I am always cold anymore. My poor husband is burning up
because I want to keep the heat on all the time or a fire in the fireplace!
— Marilyn C.
March 6, 2001
During the first month or so after surgery, I sweated like crazy! I think
my body was just burning off the fat that way. It stopped later on.
— Cindy H.
March 6, 2001
One of the major side effects of antidepressants is sweating. Were you put
on them recently, or could it be that you are feeling more effects of them
due to weight loss? Also, that's the body's way of ridding itself of
toxins, so be glad, and don't sweat it! LOL
— Amy K.
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