I feel great and getting stronger all the time. My energy level is getting better too. I must keep trying to push my self on more exercizing. I still don,t like it too much. If I see more results I will hope to like it better and better. It feels so good to be such a loser!!!!!

I must say that I totally agree!!!!

Jadyn, You need to call your dr right away and have them do a major blood work-up. My surgeon told me that I need to have between 60-80 mg of Protein daily which is very hard to keep up with. I am also having a little hair loss, not as much as yours but it does worry me. Everthing I eat and drink is chosen due to how much protein it has. Good luck to you.

I am almost 5 months post-op and have lost 82 pounds, which is great. But, I have significant hair loss...or to be more precise..none! My hair has been falling out for the past 2 months, recently I woke up to a a pillow full of hair and more falling out as I was eating., I looked like a chemo patient. I know my hair isnt my life and it will come back at some point, but its very depressing. I am a military spouse, my husband is in Iraq, I am alone and I am bald ! What else can possibly happen to me! I eat my protein and take my vitamins, what else is there to do, and why is it falling out so significantly?

Even with WLS we each loose weight at a different rate. I had my surgery on 08/21 and I am down 125 lbs. I weighed 396 lbs to start. I had been loosing about 10 lbs a week but now I'm not loosing every week now, but it seems the weight is coming off in spurts. My doctor has told me that as my weight goes down, my body must adjust. I'm still loosing weight. It sounds like you are doing what you should be doing. Get your water everyday, and exercise atleast 20 minutes every day. I walk at least 2 miles a day.