Mood changes after surgery
Hi everyone,
Just wondering if anyone here who has had the gastric bypass has mood changes? before my wife had the surgery we never argued and a girl we knew had the surgery and warned us that there would be mood changes. and just to expect it. I would say after 6 months it started. We can be getting along awesome and bang she is in a bad mood. it can be something like she cant find a shirt she wants to wear or forgot to do something. or if I ask her a question (a simple question) and she gets mad. Or if I start to talk she sighs or rolls her eyes. this never happend before surgery. Has anyone who thats reading this thats had the surgery or a spouse thats dealing with this aslo? I need help with this., because I'm lost and do not know what to expect. I hope it gets better.
Just wondering if anyone here who has had the gastric bypass has mood changes? before my wife had the surgery we never argued and a girl we knew had the surgery and warned us that there would be mood changes. and just to expect it. I would say after 6 months it started. We can be getting along awesome and bang she is in a bad mood. it can be something like she cant find a shirt she wants to wear or forgot to do something. or if I ask her a question (a simple question) and she gets mad. Or if I start to talk she sighs or rolls her eyes. this never happend before surgery. Has anyone who thats reading this thats had the surgery or a spouse thats dealing with this aslo? I need help with this., because I'm lost and do not know what to expect. I hope it gets better.
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I hope things are better for you and your wife. There are hormonal changes that happen with bypass surgery. Your wife might want to work with a therapist to help identify when issues are hormonal or she's having other issues around her WLS. We go through a lot of changes - physically, physiologically, and psychologically.
So it is "normal", but that doesn't mean they can't be addressed.
I hope things are better for you and your wife. There are hormonal changes that happen with bypass surgery. Your wife might want to work with a therapist to help identify when issues are hormonal or she's having other issues around her WLS. We go through a lot of changes - physically, physiologically, and psychologically.
So it is "normal", but that doesn't mean they can't be addressed.
Everyone is different but I asked my husband if my mood has changed. He said Yes but in a really good way. I no longer hesitate on going out with friends because I was to fat, I no longer cry when something doesn't look good on me, I no longer complain about my ankles or calfs hurting because I can't keep up and walk around in the grocery store. My mood has changed but for the better. Sometimes I get upset because I do more things than he does so I'm doing everything whereas before he helped me alot.
I think if people's moods change for the worse there is something wrong psychologically. Maybe they still view themselves as being fat, etc. I'd recommend they go see a psychologist.