Question:
I am 4 weeks post op, and constantly lethargic, and tired?
I have returned to work and go about my daily life, but I am always tired, and people are noticing that I do not have the usual spunk I used to have? help — judy G. (posted on January 29, 2001)
January 30, 2001
Be sure you are getting in all your protein, as well as your vitamin
supplements. It's normal to feel this way at this stage, but if it
continues, be sure to have your surgeon do your blood work-up. That will
confirm any nutrient deficiencies.
— Paula G.
January 30, 2001
Not to worry, I too was so worn out that I didn't think that I
would ever make it through a full day of work. My Dr. assured me
that within the next two weeks I would notice a marketable
difference in my energy level- and I did. I know that eating
"right"
and takeing multi vitamins does the body good, but it takes your body
some time to heal and ajust to what happend to it. Good Luck...
— [Anonymous]
January 30, 2001
Oh gosh, I remember how that felt! Just awful! I was always soooooooo
tired, my poor body felt like a steamroller had gone over it. Plus I was
cold, and missing real food, and wanting pizza so bad! And taking care of
a toddler on my own and working full-time. But ... it gets better! Much
better! You just have to suck it up for a short while longer, make sure
you get your vitamins in, get in the routine of taking care of yourself the
way you need to now, and you will be okay. Not much longer ... and the
hard part is done. Hope this helps.
— Beth B.
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