I’m 20 years old and weigh only 36 kg. Is this healthy? I eat like a normal 20-year-old, but no matter what I eat, my weight just doesn’t seem to increase. I’ve been struggling to gain weight, and I’m starting to wonder if something is wrong. All reports are nrml.
I have massive sleeplessness due to family abuse and trauma. Since December last year, they did something religious which caused sleeplessness. After that torture, 6 months later my family became abusive and more traumatic, this is now causing sleeplessness. physically, now I have severe muscle loss and water retention in body and am getting 5 hours of sleep and several arguments during daytime. How to reverse muscle loss and weight gain changes. Absolutely feel breathless and fatigued as well after torture
I am a 20-year-old woman with PCOS experiencing generalised skin darkening despite religious sunscreen use, approximately 10 kg weight gain after starting myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol, recurring acne, skin texture changes, severe fatigue, weakness, brain fog, abdominal discomfort during running, and pelvic sensitivity. My thyroid, cortisol and CBC tests were reportedly normal. skin is a concern and I want oral medicine for that. My symptoms are affecting my daily functioning and quality of life. I need further investigation into the underlying cause and, importantly, assessment for appropriate oral medication rather than topical treatments alone. What investigations and treatment options would you recommend?
I feel like my food doesn't digest, sometimes I eat only 1 meal a day and still feel bloated and pukish.
My blood reports had vitamin D3 of 9.8. Post that I took 60,000IU once a week for 4 weeks. Post 1 week, can I start supplementing 5000 IU of vitamin D3 and k2 daily for 3 months? Please suggest, if it is okay or I should minimise the dosage? I am at a sitting job, I don't get enough time to have sunlight as well.
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You finish lunch, and within 30 minutes your stomach feels tight and swollen. By evening, you look several months pregnant. You’ve tried antacids, herbal teas, even skipping dinner, but the bloating keeps coming back.If this sounds familiar, it may not be “just gas.” It could be ...
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