You have to check your thyroid profile Get a diabetic testing done Hb1Ac fasting and postprandial values PCOS can be easily detected by doing a pelvic scan Before getting all this done it might not be wise to start on GLP 1 like semaglutide or OZEMPIC AS these drugs are with their fair share of side effects ... nausea vomiting constipation .. hating to eat food ... alongside weight liss and fat loss there will DEFINITELY BE MUSCLE LOSS AS WELL

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Get thyroid profile,  blood sugar, serum lipids, done. Share details of your symptoms, any family history of obesity, history of taking steroids, earlier. Then I can help you.

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Your concern about underlying hormonal factors is very valid. Hypothyroidism, even when being treated, is a significant barrier to weight loss if the TSH is not optimally controlled (target TSH for weight management is ideally 1–2 mIU/L, not just 'within normal range'). Additionally, PCOS and insulin resistance are extremely common in young women with hypothyroidism and together create a perfect storm for stubborn weight gain despite calorie restriction. Regarding GLP-1 medications like semaglutide (Wegovy) or tirzepatide (Mounjaro): at a BMI of 28.2 with hypothyroidism as a comorbidity, you do meet the threshold criteria for these medications, and they can be effective. However, they work significantly better when thyroid function is first optimised, and they do have side effects (nausea, GI symptoms) that need monitoring. They should be started only after a thorough hormonal evaluation.

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