There is no blood test as such if you don't have any underlying cause like Diabetes hypothyroidism or high cortisol levels but you can try being consistent Consistent to exercise or diet modification can only help

Hi. I appreciate your concern to address root cause. There are lot many factors that affect obesity for example - genetics ( familial), hypothyroidism, lifestyle,sleep and stress etc etc.... precisely to tell you the cause, it's difficult to say from the information you have provided here. Need further details. But in any obese person, things that never fail is consistent efforts in 1. Change of lifestyle 2. Diet management 3. Regular exercise 4. Sleep wake cycle maintenance 5. Stress management 6. Medication if hypothyroidism or any other diseases related to obesity These should be persistently taken care of without fail. Even Any one thing missed among 6 mentioned above,it's difficult to attain weight loss. Keep your self motivated and work on yourself. It may take sometime,but I'm sure you will attain your ideal weight

Obesity needs a holistic approach. Consistent and patient efforts are needed.you Can join my doctor supervised lifestyle modification program.

Change life style n diet plan drastically first. Consult in obesity clinic

1 .cbc 2. Fasting blood glucose 3. Thyroid profile 4. Lipid profile 5. Lft, kft 6. Morning serum cortisol

Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

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For a thorough obesity workup, get the following blood tests: (1) Thyroid profile — TSH, Free T3, Free T4 (hypothyroidism is a common hormonal cause of weight gain), (2) Fasting insulin + fasting blood glucose + HbA1c — to check for insulin resistance and pre-diabetes, (3) Lipid profile, (4) Morning serum cortisol — to rule out Cushing's syndrome, (5) LFT + KFT — general assessment, (6) Vitamin D and B12 — commonly deficient in obesity, (7) CBC, and (8) Prolactin if applicable. For your yo-yo rebound: extreme fasting causes muscle loss and slows your metabolism. When you stop, your body — now with less muscle and a slower metabolic rate — stores fat more aggressively, leading to 'rebound' weight above your starting point. Sustainable changes in diet and activity are far more effective long-term than crash fasting.

Lipid profile HbA1c Random and pp blood sugar level Iron profile

You need to decrease carbs and fat in your diet.drink more water .for blood test -lipid profile,lft,kft,tsh,hba1c,iron profile.

Lipid profile, sr. Insulin , sr cortisol  at 8am

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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Do connect and consult Will help you

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Get TSH, HbA1c, fasting insulin, and cortisol checked. Extreme fasting drops your metabolism, which is why your weight rebounds quickly when you stop.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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Lipid profile, blood sugar , blood cortisol levels, thyroid profile..please share results.