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Post-op Gastric Bypass Gastric bypass post-op concerns, milestones achieved, establishing new eating/exercise habits, dealing with emotions without food to turn to, etc.

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Old 08-26-2005, 07:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I was 190 at 6 months out when I went in the hospital for 5 days due to complications. I didn't eat for 4 days. and I dropped to 185. Since I left the hospital I have gained weight and I am up to 190. That was 5 weeks ago. I bought some jeans that are 32 waist and wore them a few times now I am wearing some 33,34's. Is the honeymoon over?
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No it's not over, just a bump in the road. At 6 months I went on a plateau that lasted about 2 months. Add more water to your daily intake and make sure you haven't dropped your calories too low. That will cause your body to go into starvation and the plateau will last longer.
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It might be for you...you don't list what weight you should be at or your height, so it's hard to say. With a 33 inch waist, that's pretty darn tiny for a man.
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Sorry to hear about your complications. I would say a 33-34 inch waist is pretty slim on a guy - and nice
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What is your goal? My hubby is a 34 and he is pretty thin and he isn't very tall so that sounds great to me. It's probably just a miserable plateau plus with your complication I assume your excercise is down a little and that might contribute a little also.
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I'm 5'10". I started at 291.
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My husband wears a 33/34 waist and he is 5'7". He is a runner and was injured a couple of years ago. He usually wears a 31" waist. You are fine for you height.
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Also, all that excess skin sill weighs something. As you get back on track and tone up, you can slide back into your smaller sizes.
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I'm 5'10". I started at 291.
190 lbs at 5'10" sounds good...what are you trying to get down to? My hubby was 205 and 5'10" when we met and I thought he looked great!
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