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Also the nerves in your stomach were cut when they did the surgery so you won't feel anything until those reconnect and that can take a couple of months so you can't trust anything you are feeling from that area. That is why it is so very important to stick to the amounts your surgeon gave you and measure them out very carefully!
on 8/12/15 1:44 pm
I was super hungry starting the day after surgery. Getting in more fluids helped somewhat, but I didn't stop feeling constantly hungry until I got to the soft food stage at week 4. At 3 months now, I'm a bottomless pit for the things I shouldn't eat anyway (like crackers or popcorn), but I'm full on less than 2 oz. of roasted chicken. It took dense protein for me to first feel like I'd had surgery at all, and it's a good reminder that that's what I need to be prioritizing anyway.