Sleeping Positions

Starry Eyed
on 4/27/16 3:01 am

VSG on 04/20/16

I am a stomach sleeper and I'm having a very hard time sleeping on my back. I try to sleep on my right side for a bit each night but it doesn't feel very good. When were you able to resume your regular sleeping positions after surgery?

High Weight: 307 Start Weight: 297 (11/5/15) Surgery Weight: 278 (4/20/16) Pre-Op: (-19) M1: (-24) M2: (-8) M3: (-10) M4: (-9) M5: (-7) M6: (-6) M7: (-7) M8: (-5) M9: (-4) M10: (-3) M11: (-5) CW: 185

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Bufflehead
on 4/27/16 4:39 am - TN

VSG on 06/19/13

it was between weeks 2 & 3 for me.

Karen D.
on 4/27/16 5:45 am - NY

Revision on 11/24/15

I'm a right side sleeper. I found a body pillow helped take the pressure off incisions. I got attached to the pillow so it was several weeks before I gave it up.

SilverGirl2015
on 4/27/16 8:05 am

That was hard for me too, but give it a couple of weeks. Before I couldnt sleep on my back but now that Ive lost a lot of weight I find myself waking up on my back and sleeping better than ever.

-Flo-
on 4/27/16 5:19 pm

DS on 04/11/16

I'm 2.5 weeks out and I couldn't imagine sleeping on my stomach right now. Luckily I am a side sleeper, so I have had no problems there.

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