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Weight loss after c section
Hi..I delivered a baby 7 months ago via C section and got my periods 2 months after delivery. My periods were regular for 3 months but then again became irregular now with severe headache and stomach pain. Also, I am unbale to lose weight despite following diet and workout regime. Can I use Metital or MyChiro to regulate hormones and lose weight? If yes, which medicine is more preferable?
Please note : I have been on both the medications previously used for my fertility treatment to get pregnant as I have PCOD.
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Regular effective Exercise is advised only. To regularise cycles there are other hormonal pills available. Please connect for a prescription
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
There is no medicine to lose weight
You need a calorie deficit diet
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