I'm still feeling tired in the afternoons.
My husband had his surgery in June and he had probably a good month before he really got strong energy back. It is not only the surgery but your body adjusting to such a lesser amount of food. The surgeon said it might be 2-3 months before we see that tiredness go away.
Hope that helps...NAP NAP NAP!
Melissa
Hi Cusi!
Don't worry about being tired in the afternoons right now. I had that for about a month after my surgery....and still do some days. It's been almost 6 weeks and I finally feel like my energy is coming back. Just make sure not to overdo and rest when you need it. If you are really worried, check with your surgeon.
Susan
I also had that feeling, just recently had my 1 month post op visit with the surgeon and was prescribed Iron supplement. It might also be iron deficiency that you are feeling which causes anemia. I was already slightly anemic pre op and now it might be worse so since I've been on the supplements, I've been feeling better during the day.
By the time I get home from work, I am ready to go to bed for the remainder of the day. I am one month post (10/12/06). I hope when I see my surgeon on Weds he will be able to offer some energy suggestions. I think I need some REAL coffee.
I fight to stay away every day in the evenings.
Looks like this is very normal from what I read.
Aime
Hello everyone, this is my first post in a very, very long time. I've been a member for a while, and I just had my surgery 10/26/06. All praise is due to God, that I've been feeling pretty o.k. thus far. Today I went out shoppiing with my wife and she dragged me down every isle and every nook and cranny of the supermarket, so you can imagine how I was feeling after all of that . Well, sorry for dragging on but I guess I will say that I was as tired as a dog when I got home. i haven't been able to get my fluids in so this could be a great cause to the tiredness (getting dehydrated).
Thanks for listening !!
MISTER B.