Tired post leep?
michele197507-12-2004, 08:41 AMI had my leep done 4 days ago and I've been so tired ever since. I haven't felt like doing anything but lay on the couch. I have so much to do around the house but just don't have the energy! Did anyone else have this problem? :yawn:JLTJR07-12-2004, 10:00 AMI've started religiously taking a multi-vitamin and have noticed a huge, marked difference in my energy level.tabs2b07-12-2004, 12:13 PMIf you were stressed about the procedure like I was then that could play a role in your exhaustion. It took several days for me to feel "normal" again.
T~KimRick07-12-2004, 01:54 PMFor the first week after the LEEP, for me, I came straight home from work and went to bed. I felt like crap - I still kind of do, 6 weeks later.
If you were stressed about the procedure like I was then that could play a role in your exhaustion. It took several days for me to feel "normal" again.
T~timlea07-12-2004, 07:38 PMI was really lethargic for about five days, pretty much did the same as most of you, went to work, then laid on the couch, then to bed. I think that I really had worked myself up though about the leep so that could have been part of that. I guess my only advice is to get lots of sleep and listen to your body, I'm really good at overdoing things and then experience the occasional crash. Wishing you a speedy recovery:)
T~KimRick07-12-2004, 01:54 PMFor the first week after the LEEP, for me, I came straight home from work and went to bed. I felt like crap - I still kind of do, 6 weeks later.
If you were stressed about the procedure like I was then that could play a role in your exhaustion. It took several days for me to feel "normal" again.
T~timlea07-12-2004, 07:38 PMI was really lethargic for about five days, pretty much did the same as most of you, went to work, then laid on the couch, then to bed. I think that I really had worked myself up though about the leep so that could have been part of that. I guess my only advice is to get lots of sleep and listen to your body, I'm really good at overdoing things and then experience the occasional crash. Wishing you a speedy recovery:)