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Gall Bladder Removed, Feeling Bloated, Gaining Weight. Thyroid Test Normal. Having Headaches With Dexatrim. Solution?
I had my gallbladder out this past February and was bloated for several months after. Then I started gaining weight around my middle and now it has gotten to a point where I am just depressed. I have tried all the 'fads' I have never had a problem with my weight before. I was a size 4-6 now am a 10. I am not a binger, rarely eat red meat, and get plenty of fruits and vegetables. I am not on any meds, do not use drugs and drink only socially. I am 49 yo. What can I do this weight is very hard to deal with. I had my thyroid checked as well as I do have a family hx and it was normal. I recently bought some Dexatrim, but the headaches are a terrible side effect.
After gall bladder surgery, many patients report feeling bloating. There is mild weight increase in come patients. I suggest you take guidance from your nutritionist on providing you a healthy dietary plan that you may adhere to. You may stop taking Dexatrim if its not working as intended and you are having side effects.
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Gall Bladder Removed, Feeling Bloated, Gaining Weight. Thyroid Test Normal. Having Headaches With Dexatrim. Solution?
Hi, Thanks for writing in to us. After gall bladder surgery, many patients report feeling bloating. There is mild weight increase in come patients. I suggest you take guidance from your nutritionist on providing you a healthy dietary plan that you may adhere to. You may stop taking Dexatrim if its not working as intended and you are having side effects. Hope this helps