Do you gain weight after getting your appendix removed?

Weight gain during the initial recovery period is usually not a result of gaining fat mass but rather an accumulation of fluid as part of the healing process. In most cases, postsurgical weight gain is temporary and subsides as your body recovers.

How can I avoid weight gain after surgery?

After surgery, remember to incorporate some form of protein at every meal or snack. To avoid gaining weight, concentrate on lean or low-fat protein sources such as skin-less white-meat poultry, lean cuts of beef or pork, fish, eggs, low fat dairy products, nuts, beans and legumes.

What happens to your body after your appendix is removed?

Your Recovery The incisions leave scars that usually fade over time. After your surgery, it is normal to feel weak and tired for several days after you return home. Your belly may be swollen and may be painful. If you had laparoscopic surgery, you may have pain in your shoulder for about 24 hours.

Why is my stomach so bloated after appendectomy?

During your operation, you will receive intravenous fluids to replenish your body’s fluids and balance your sodium levels. The IV fluid can cause some bloating while your body regulates its fluid levels post-operatively.

Does laparoscopic surgery cause weight gain?

The malabsorbtive operations generally achieve an average body weight loss of 70-80\% after a year. Weight loss generally continues for all the procedures for 18-24 months after surgery. Some weight gain is common about two to five years after surgery.

Do you gain weight after a D&C?

Doctor’s response Certainly a woman can get tired from blood loss that is due to the procedure. Sore breasts, fatigue and weight gain are all characteristics of hormonal changes that occur as a result of pregnancy.

Why is my belly so big after laparoscopy?

Abdominal discomfort/ bloating Some degree of abdominal distension (swelling) is to be expected after surgery. This is due to distension of the intestines and resolves over time. Walking encourages the movement of the bowels. A heat pack may also provide relief.