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I am a breastfeeding women, i have a kid 1 year, 3 months old . I have hypothyroidism problem.. m taking the medicine also. But my weight is decreasing day by day.. I was 55 after delivery.. but now 43kg. Now m working as a teacher... I want to gain weight... Please give me suggestion
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A loss of 9-10 kg after delivery is acceptable. You have lost a little more than that.
Please take some dry fruits, दादी मां का नुस्खा, पंजीरी and गोंद के लड्डू, some sweet every day, at least two eggs per day, and eat a little more than what you need. In addition, also do some outdoor activities.
You will have to keep a track of your blood sugar levels every week for one month.
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Hi madam
Don't worry about WT again
Recent Thyroid profile test& present dose can you update me
Are you using any medication except thyronorm.
Do you have any menses issue or bleeding?
Next Steps
do thyroid profile every 3month
i recommend some test CBC, RFT, ECG
1)proteinx powder with milk
2) suryp dexorgne (15ml once a day)
Health Tips
take milk 100ml glass before bed
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