Subway Wraps

[tealovingsleever]

It will girls. I still can't drink and eat, it's most uncomfortable.

 

[dejnablue]

Hi. I'm 3 weeks post op. I'm hoping solids will help reduce the meals I'm having each day. About 7 at present. But they are so tiny. It's like 4 spoons and I'm done. And the feeling comes immediately. Right between my ribs. Like I'm full to the brim. I tried water after once and there's literally no where for it to go!! I hope with time it levels out a bit. I need to increase my calorie intake! X

As it heals, u should be able to eat more...I can eat about 200 to 220 mls but similar to you, I have had to learn to keep my eating n drinking separately. Let me know how you get on...take care xxx

 

[Paul-H]

My consultant told me that the bypass severs the part of the stomach that produces ghrelin. That's why you don't or shouldn't feel physical hunger post bypass.

That's what I was told as well and as far as I know its the reason I no longer well hungry ever.

Paul

 

[Yvessa]

I does but the nerve heals. You appetite does come back. And in my case I healed quickly. Some people don't experience this in the first two years. Hence everyone is different.

 

[dellymolly]

i had a bypass in april 2012 and following the initial period of healing i began to feel hunger, physical hunger not head hunger. i still do, i feel hungry at apropriate times (when ive not eated for 4-5hours)

this is another case of "we are all different" - you may or may not lose your hunger from a bypass, its not a hard and fast rule. my surgeon certainly didnt tell me that i would, nor my dietician.

 

[emmakc]

I didn't feel hunger at all on the beginning but I do now - not to same extent as b4 but I do get hungry. I'm 4 months post bypass so we r a different