Hi doc,
Iam 36 female with 3kids(1st 9y 2nd twins 5y) both c sec.before kids iam 64kgs height 5f7inch.after delivery my weight is 76.iam doing lot of diets like intermittent fast,omad,liquid n only veggies n fruits after 2 to weeks only water retention again struck.max I have belly fat n thigh fat.pls help to reduce weight.also my blood reports r normal no thyroid no sugar bp normal.
Hello Doctor,
My mother (62 years old) had elbow fracture surgery (plate/wire fixation) about 20 days ago.Its her son asking the question
Her wound seems to be healing slowly, and she still having pain. However, she is feeling generally weak and “sick” for the past surgery, she is taking supplements given the surgen, doctor told to not make more movements till next 6 months
Current concerns:
Persistent weakness and low energy
Swelling near wrist/hand
I would like to ask:
Is this kind of weakness normal after 2–3 weeks of surgery?
Could her medications be causing this?
She don't eat non veg, so what kind diet can help, What kind medicine can she take recover illness
What diet or supplements should she take to recover faster?
Please guide us on whether this needs further evaluation.
Thank you
I am starting with gym for the first time, not sure about the diet to be followed
I am 30yrs old, 54kg weight and 5.1 height
I would require basic plan which I can start at initial stage and what should be consumed in a day
Need to know why the weight gain is so high even when food consumption is nominal
My baby has just turned 6 months old and I have started introducing solids. I wanted some guidance regarding complementary feeding.
Could you please advise on:
• Which foods should be introduced first and in what order?
• What textures are appropriate at different stages (puree, mash, small lumps, etc.)?
• When should I start introducing protein foods like dal, curd, egg, etc.?
• When is it safe to introduce mild spices and common household foods?
• Any foods that should be avoided in the first year?
I would like to ensure my baby receives balanced nutrition while introducing foods safely.