http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2003/02/09/long-time-to-post/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:21:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2003/02/09/long-time-to-post/#comment-105 Neva Marjory Sun, 09 Feb 2003 16:51:29 +0000 http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2003/02/09/long-time-to-post/#comment-105 i Corinna, glad to hear you had a good Easter! In regards to your comment about constipation. My doctor said that most likely I'd suffer from that for a while after surgery, however he also said some people actually have the opposite effect. I've also been told that it may take a year for our bodies to become accustom to our new stomach before a "regular" routine happens...if you get my drift?<br>One very embarrassing subject that I haven't seen brought up here (and I hope I'm not stepping out of line with this) is the subject of good hygiene.<br>How is the world does a person properly get cleaned up after using the toilet? I've heard some hum-dinger stories about this. Admittedly I laughed a bit at first, but this a reality of surgery, you don't move so well after surgery, no bending <!--more--> and twisting, if you know what I mean! And for us gals out here, is it true what I've read about starting your monthly cycle right after surgery?! I have this to look forward to also!? <br>Well any suggestions from anyone? I hope I didn't offend anyone with my questions!<br>God bless....Wendy i Corinna, glad to hear you had a good Easter!
In regards to your comment about constipation. My
doctor said that most likely I’d suffer from that for a
while after surgery, however he also said some people
actually have the opposite effect. I’ve also been told
that it may take a year for our bodies to become
accustom to our new stomach before a "regular" routine
happens…if you get my drift?<br>One very embarrassing
subject that I haven’t seen brought up here (and I hope
I’m not stepping out of line with this) is the
subject of good hygiene.<br>How is the world does a
person properly get cleaned up after using the toilet?
I’ve heard some hum-dinger stories about this.
Admittedly I laughed a bit at first, but this a reality of
surgery, you don’t move so well after surgery, no bending

and twisting, if you know what I mean! And for us
gals out here, is it true what I’ve read about
starting your monthly cycle right after surgery?! I have
this to look forward to also!? <br>Well any
suggestions from anyone? I hope I didn’t offend anyone with
my questions!<br>God bless….Wendy

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