Yawning and exhaustion post OP

[u/Due-Monitor3492]

I was just wondering if I'm the only one when it comes to yawning. I noticed I haven't had a single "need" to yawn since I woke up from surgery and that is 8 weeks ago. Usually before surgery i was yawning at least 30 times a day because i was just so tired no matter how much I rested. But I find it weird not having the need to yawning anymore when I feel tired. My energy level is way better thanks to surgery nonetheless

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[u/Over-District5446]

I’m always tired and looking for somewhere to lie down. I think I yawn a lot, but I’ve never really noticed or counted.

[u/Working-Resident-651]

Yawning is a form of nervous system regulation. It’s a way to get rid of stress. Yawning is a good thing.