Question:
How is the sex after the Surgery?? Is the desire out
— GARY A. (posted on April 19, 2003)
April 19, 2003
Were both post ops. I am ON all the time, sadly my wife has no libido at
all. Its very sad. Its rare but can occur. I know of another couple the
same way.
— Sam J.
April 19, 2003
Your body will take time to adjust....took me until my 4th-5th month to
FUNCTION normal lol Good luck!
— Sandy M.
April 19, 2003
I am post op- sex is frequent and easier- but I unfortunatly has NO
DESIRE!
— ~~Stacie~~
April 19, 2003
Hi~ I'am 3 weeks post-op and my *DESIRE* seem to leave a week ago, I'am
hoping it returns pretty quickly for the sake of my Husband, but as of
right now *NONE*.
— latrishanickle
April 19, 2003
All I know, is there is a pill out there for women for decreased libido
(sex drive). I can only imagine it getting better since if I lost some
weight I could actually do it. I haven't had it in years but I plan on
doing the nasty as soon as I lose 50 pounds! Drive or no drive. LOL.
— Marcy G.
April 19, 2003
Great! The drive is up and I don't feel like I am going to die every
time...JR
— John Rushton
April 19, 2003
Sex is better.... Libido is great.... And, it gets more and more fun as the
pounds go away!!!
— teresa M.
April 19, 2003
8 months post-op and down 142 pounds. No sexual interest whatsoever. Ok
mentally, it's there...but to actual DO it? Not! I think my hubby and
I've been intimate less than 1/2 a dozen times in the 8 months since WLS.
Prior to that at least once a week (married 15 years lol). I find sex
uncomfortable. Too much contact with bones now. That may sound funny, but
it's just not. Being the female on top makes it less painful, but still
hasn't boosted my interest in partaking. My doc says this should improve
as my weight-loss stabilizes and my hormones get more of a regular
foothold. He did offer meds for the problem, but I'm content to wait it
out for now :>)
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