Based on the details, the most likely contributors to absent/irregular periods and difficulty losing weight are a combination of subclinical hypothyroidism, insulin resistance (prediabetes), possible PCOS, poor sleep–wake cycle, and low physical activity.
Irregular eating timing (waking late, skipping meals) and chronic stress further worsen hormonal imbalance.
Foot swelling is not normal and needs evaluation (
thyroid,
kidney, venous or inflammatory cause).
Diet control alone often does not restore periods unless the underlying hormonal issues are treated.
Next Steps
1. Repeat & complete blood tests
•
TSH, Free T4
• Fasting glucose,
HbA1c, fasting insulin
•
LH,
FSH,
Prolactin
• Total
testosterone / DHEAS
•
Lipid profile
•
Vitamin D,
B12
2. Pelvic ultrasound → rule out PCOS
3. Consult physician/endocrinologist
• Subclinical hypothyroidism may still need treatment if symptomatic
• Prediabetes often needs metformin + lifestyle correction
4. Evaluate foot swelling urgently
• Check
kidney function, urine routine,
thyroid status, local foot exam
Health Tips
• Fix sleep cycle: wake up before 9 am daily
• 3 proper meals/day (do not skip lunch)
• Plate method:
• ½ vegetables
• ¼ protein (eggs, dal, paneer, chicken, fish)
• ¼ whole carbs (roti, brown rice)
• Avoid biscuits, packaged snacks, sugary tea
• Walk 10–15 min after meals (even indoors)
• If gym not possible → chair exercises, resistance band, yoga