Hi doctor,
I came across my hormone test last month , where I came across the TSH level of 0.09 , hypothyroidism. My doctor gave me propylthiouracil tablet. Does this tablet leads to weight gain?
If so how to overcome weight gain .please give me ideas. And I used to do abdominal strengthening for about 35 minutes, cycling for 15 minutes a day
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your tsh is supressed means ur thyrode is overactive(hyperthyroidism).Nt to wry wid medicine u wl nt gain weight.Empty stomach u hv to tk this medicine nd eat nthing till 1hr. Consult personally fr proper guidance.Nd its hyperthyroidism nt hypo
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In hypo, body's metabolism slows down, so body burns less calories than normal.
To overcome this eat small frequent meals, tk complex carbs like whole wheat atta, whole pulses n legumes, lots of vegetables n fruits, good quality product chicken, fish, eggs, paneer etc.
Do regular exercise as u already been doing.
Next Steps
in addition to stretching n abdominal exercises, do some weight training also, as gaining muscles increases BMR AS well.
take ur medicine regularly.
Health Tips
u can avoid goitrogenous foods like veg belonging to brassica family cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli etc. turnips,raddish greens, soyabeans, sprouts etc.
Dear User,
The weight gain is not due to medicine it is because of hypothyroidism.
And for controling your weight along with exercise you need to have a diet rich in fibre along with good quality protein.
For personalised diet plan kindly contact through practo direct.
Health Tips
Have a diet pattern of 5-6 meals in a day
Have plenty of water.
Avoid extra sugars, oil, salt and fast food
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