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weight gain
Since having a total hystorectomy in feb 2007 i am putting weight on even though i am not eating very much more. Because the surgeon damaged my left tube going to my left kidney i am on strong pain killers do you think that it might be because of them?
Oh gosh! That is what my doctor tells me! I just don't get it because I have been eating less than normal but I am still putting on weight! I wish there were some magic pill (with no side effects) that would magically make me slim! LOL! I guess it doesn't hurt to dream :-)
Hi yes i have asked my doctor and she just tells me to eat less and take more excercise! & that is to be expected when you are going through the menopause. But its nice to no thet i am not the only one this is happening to. Thankyou. :)
Have you seen your doctor to ask him if the pain meds is causing the weight gain? Don't feel bad, I'm gaining weight too for no reason at all :( I had a hysterectomy in Feb 2008.
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