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Thyroid (weight gain)
Hello Doctor,
I have thyroid from 2011 and im taking thyroid tablets regularly,i have gained weight and im doing exercise an hour daily and still the weight is not reduced.
Kindly tell what are all the things i should eat and not to reduce my weight.
Tablets which im taking is=
1.abdifer
2.oxcal 250 mg.
3.thyrox 125 mg.
Will i have the thyroid for life long.
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your condition is hypo(less)thyrodism
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in this condition your body's dose not produce or can't use enough thyroid hormone WHICH CAUSES METABOLISM because of this your weight remains normal.
so ,simple in deficiency of thyroid hormone will increase your weight.
yes, hypothyroidism remains for life time.
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Dr. Rama S.K
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Pune
If you have autoimmune hypothyroid disease then you need thyroid supplement life long...get your thyroid profile 3 monthly to adjust the dosage and your weight will be controlled
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
What you have is hypothyroidism.
In hypothyroidism there will be increase in your weight.
Hypothyroidism is a life long disorder and you will have to take tablets lifelong.
The weight loss will be difficult but it will definitely happen with proper diet and exercise.
Consult a dietician in person for a detailed diet chart.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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Dr. Swarup Kumar Ghosh
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hypothyroidism clinical conditon resulting from decreasrd circulating levels of T4 & T3
*Thyroprivic
-Congenital development defect
-Primary idiopathic
-Post-ablative
-Post-radiation(lymphoma)
Suprathroid(trophorprivic)
*Pituitary
*Hypothalamic
Self - limited
*Following withdrawal of suppressive thyroid therapy.
Subacute thyroiditis & chronic thyroiditis with transient
Symptoms
lnsidious with physical, mental and metabolic processes below normal.
*Tirendness,somnolence
*Weight gain
*Cold intolerance
*Carpal tutolerance
*Carpal tunnel syndrome
*Polyneuritis
And other symptoms
So consult the homoeo Doctor best Treatment.Thanks 06.11.2016.
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