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I had surgery yesterday morning and stayed under my 1600 calorie goal the remainder of the day.
This morning I had a gain of TWO POUNDS!?!?!?!
I was under general and had an IV running pain meds, but no other fluids as far as I know.
Anyone have any ideas as to what the hell this gain is attributed to? It just does NOT seem right.
This morning I had a gain of TWO POUNDS!?!?!?!
I was under general and had an IV running pain meds, but no other fluids as far as I know.
Anyone have any ideas as to what the hell this gain is attributed to? It just does NOT seem right.
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I don't have any answers but I really would not be worrying about a measly 2lb gain. could be fluids for sure. just stick to ur healthy diet and drink plenty of water then get back into ur exercise routine when ur dr. gives u the clear.0
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IV drips, in many cases, make you gain weight. Don't worry too much about it, you don't gain 2 lbs of real weight unless you actually eat 2 lbs of food.0
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The IV drips cause you to hold water weight. Drink plenty of water and all will be fine.0
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Usually when you have an IV of fluids you will gain weight. It's probably water and will clear out in a couple of days. Focus on your recovery.0
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