will it start again

Marine_Princess81
on 8/4/09 12:41 am
Hi all, just a have a quick question any one with gall bladder problems notice their weight lost slow way down.. i am lucky to loose 3 pounds a month right now and only 7 months out.. i go in this friday Aug 7th for gall bladder surgery, we are taking it OUT!!! did anyone notice if the weight lost started back up once the gall bladder came out. I knkow right  now i'm not able to work out due to the PAIN of  my gall bladder, walking running and thing that bounces the gall bladder around HURTS so i have not worked out a lot lately.. I just want to know if my weight lost will pick back up after my gall bladder is OUT of here... thanks
Annmarie
TamaraL
on 8/5/09 9:12 am
AnnMarie

It took a while before I started losing good again after my surgery. It may take 4-6 weeks for your body to stabilize.

Tamara



 

sheilapowershill
on 8/5/09 12:31 pm
Just wanted to say hi!  We had the same doctor and live really close!  Dont have an answer for you, sorry!  But Dr. McDonald is great.  Him or Bobbie will be able to answer your questions.  He had to do an endo on me today and answered all my questions.  Good luck girl!
              
Barbara C.
on 8/6/09 10:34 am - Raleigh, NC

Hi Annmarie,

I remember the same worries when I was about where you are in my own journey. I thought, 'Oh no! I'm not ready for this to be it...' It wasn't. I kept losing, at a slower pace than I had before, but I kept losing. As a matter of a fact, for a while, I got to be a little 'too thin' for me. LOL 

Don't worry too much about not working out. To be honest, studies have shown that it doesn't impact your weight loss all that much. Just get back to it after you get the gall bladder issues resolved, because while it won't really impact your weight loss that much, studies have shown that it has a significant impact on your ability/likelyhood to maintain the weight loss.

I hope that you'll be feeling better soon, but in the meantime just stay the course. Make sure that you are eating plenty of protein and getting the right amount of calories... my program prescribed a regimen of 800 to 900 calories a day for weight loss. Less than that can actually put your body into something known as starvation mode where your metabolism becomes more efficient and slows... that's not something any of us want. 

Take care,

Barbara
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