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Weight Gain after stopping chemo/liver resection

pluckey
pluckey CSN Member Posts: 484 Member
edited March 2014 in Colorectal Cancer #1
any one else experience weight gain after liver resection. I am going from skeletal anorexic last year to porking out.....

peggy

Comments

  • SueRelays
    SueRelays CSN Member Posts: 485
    funny you should mention
    funny you should mention that.....just last night i was thinking I am not looking as slender as I was! Actually liked the weight I was at after my resection....and now it seems to be comin on and ALL in my stomach!!!! But I just keep reminding myself better to gain than be losing......to a point :)
  • abrub
    abrub CSN Member Posts: 2,174 Member
    I gained a lot of weight with and following chemo
    Folfox + resection changed my metabolism and put 40+ pounds on me; I'm trying to take it off.

    However, things could be lots worse...
  • C Dixon
    C Dixon CSN Member Posts: 201
    Yes.
    I have gained 10 lbs since my last chemo session in mid April. I am having to work at keeping it from getting to 15 lbs. I stopped getting a period which I guess means menopause and a slower metabolism. I'm glad to hear someone say they liked their chemo weight. I know we have bigger problems but I liked wearing size 6 jeans. But I would rather have to battle the scale.........

    Take Care,

    Catherine