Cant sleep

katie282016
on 3/3/17 6:53 pm
VSG on 06/15/16

Almost nine months and i cant sleep with crap at night and i had someone that told me its because of surgery any one else having or had the same issue?

JTomo08
on 3/3/17 11:01 pm
VSG on 06/29/16

Has it been a constant issue since surgery? For the first three months after surgery I had trouble sleeping and I have a few restless nights here and there, but it's not an overall issue for me.

katie282016
on 3/4/17 4:15 am
VSG on 06/15/16

At first it was a issue then it got better and now im back to cant sleep.

Readyjwc
on 3/4/17 5:45 am
VSG on 01/05/17

Hi Katie -

I've had the same problem since I've had the surgery (1/23/17). Prior to that I maybe had a night now and again that my brain wouldn't shut off but this is most every night. I know how you feel. It's horrible.

I have all this adrenaline and it doesn't go away even if I exercise etc.

-Jan

Height 5'4 Starting weight: 225 Surgery weight: 216 Goal Weight: 135 Surgery date: 1/23/17 Portsmouth, NH

The little engine that could.....

cmp067
on 3/5/17 3:44 am, edited 3/4/17 7:44 pm
VSG on 03/23/12

It's 3:43 am and I'm up. Haven't slept well since surgery Jan. 6. It's getting better, but I still have my nights here and there. :/

Original VSG 3/23/2012 - Revision/Resleeve 1/6/2017

(deactivated member)
on 3/5/17 7:06 am
VSG on 10/31/16

Since surgery I notice I have a lot more energy and don't get near as many hours of sleep as I used to. When I go to bed I am wide awake and need time to wind down. My c-pap helps some what (white noise). Would some type of white noise help like a fan, air purifier, humidifier, music? You can buy alarm clocks that have the sounds of waterfalls, ocean waves, etc. For a while I was drinking crystal light, etc. that had caffeine it it, didn't realize it. Hope it gets better for you.

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