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Olanzapine is known very well to cause weight gain . Metformin is approved to reduce the symptoms of metabolic syndrome like weight gain , rise in blood sugar levels , rise in lipid levels. But it is adviced you address your concerns to your psychiatrist so that they will be able to add a drug that’s best for you. Unsupervised ingestion of metformin can cause hypoglycaemia ( fall in sugar levels ) which can cause more bad than good. Meanwhile you can try life style management techniques like dieting , exercise , portion control .

In your medication records, Olanzapine 5 mg is associated with weight gain, rest medication does not cause weight gain There are medications such as topiramate, Metformin that are used for weight reduction, but you must consult your doctor and discuss weight management issues * One option is to taper the dose of Olanzapine and adjust the dose of aripiprazole, it also should be discussed in further follow up visit Along with it you must follow some life style modifications such as brisk walk ,  relaxation exercises, avoid tea or coffee more than 2 times,  include fibre rich diet as fruit, salad, Multi grain flour etc

Hi.. could be due to olanzapine. However will need further history to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment

You are currently on a strong psychiatric treatment plan that includes Arip MT which is aripiprazole, Olet which is olanzapine, Esta Plus which contains escitalopram, Trennil which is likely trihexyphenidyl, and Miramax which is mirtazapine. This combination is often used for stabilizing post psychotic depression and has good clinical effect in terms of mood, thought clarity, and emotional regulation. However, both olanzapine and mirtazapine are known to cause significant weight gain, particularly around the belly and waist. This happens not only due to increased appetite but also because of slowed metabolism, water retention, and changes in fat distribution. The discomfort you feel while sitting for long periods is likely due to pressure on the lower abdominal nerves and muscles from this central weight gain. While the emotional side is being treated well, your physical body is now showing signs of metabolic stress which must be addressed gradually and gently.