Hi, I have PCOD and I'm trying to lose weight and following a healthy diet but my weight is stuck, it's been a month but I couldn't lose even one kg weight. Periods are also late by 38 days.
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Please consult a Dietitian in your area who can prescribe a Menu for all your meals in a day, considering your height and weight, Ideal weight and any other medical problems.
The most important thing in weight loss is your discipline, sticking to the diet schedule in totality.
All the investigations required for the Health Check up package should be done before you embark on the weight loss schedule.
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Watch your calories. Make a diet chart & stick to it. Exercise is important. Avoid sugar, salt and maida.
Add flaxseed chia seeds, dates, foxnut, pumpkin seeds in diet
Shoulder moving exercises to be done
Calorie intake should be according to your BMI
You should ideally be under the guidance of a nutritionist and physical trainer, to better help with weight loss.
PCOS is associated with insulin resistance for which you might require medication, which will also aid with weight loss.
Get your thyroid levels checked
Inability to lose weight could be because of hypothyroidism
Connect with the dietitian for a proper diet chart
count your calories for weight reduction you require calorie deficit diet
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