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Want to loose weight it is constantly increasing, aa I am doing my exercise also but still not getting controlled
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Good evening please have a direct consultation with me to get counselled and  too get a diet plan to  follow.
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Weight management depends on several factors, including dietary habits, portion sizes, sleep, stress, and hormonal or metabolic health. A personalised nutritional assessment can help identify possible reasons for the weight gain and create a sustainable diet plan suited to your routine and lifestyle. If the weight gain is persistent or unexplained, it is also important to consult your doctor to assess possible underlying causes, such as thyroid dysfunction or PCOS.
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I would recommend a detailed dietary and lifestyle evaluation so we can work towards healthy, sustainable weight loss rather than relying on exercise alone. You can book an appointment on Practo with me.
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Need detail case history to guide u properly if u wish to take treatment consult online through practo app for proper management
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Exercise alone often isn't enough if diet, sleep, or hormones are working against you. At 24, stubborn weight gain despite regular workouts can point to thyroid issues, insulin resistance, or PCOS. It can also simply mean you're eating more calories than you're burning without realising it.
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Get your thyroid, fasting insulin, and blood sugar checked, and track your periods since irregular cycles would point toward PCOS. Keeping a food diary for two weeks often reveals hidden calorie sources like snacks or drinks.
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If your periods are irregular or you notice new hair growth or acne along with the weight gain, please see a gynaecologist for a PCOS workup.
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