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Acute Pancreatitis, Weight Gain Around Lower Abdomen, Nausea Post Eating. Gall Bladder Removed. Diet Pills For Weight Loss?
In Jan. of 2011 I was diagnosied with acute pancreitiius and had to stay in the hospital 9 and my gall bladder was taken out. I have gained about 30 lbs. usually whatever I eat afterwards I an a little nausea . I watch what I eat and exercise. I am going to doctor today. but all my weight is aroung my lower belly. Why am I gaining so much weight and is there vitamins or diet pills I can tak?
I understand your concerns. Unfortunately there is no easy way to lose weight. There are two proven ways to lose weight:
1. Eat right - and healthy. Which might mean that you need to consult a nutritionist.
2. Exercise regularly - 4 times a week for 30-40 min per session and it should include both cardio and weights.
I hope your doctor appointment turned out fine and if you need a psychiatrist it should help with the anxiety surrounding your weight. I hope you get yourself on the track to recovery and a healthy weight as soon as you can. I hope this helped.
Take care and have a lovely day!
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Acute Pancreatitis, Weight Gain Around Lower Abdomen, Nausea Post Eating. Gall Bladder Removed. Diet Pills For Weight Loss?
Hi there ~ I understand your concerns. Unfortunately there is no easy way to lose weight. There are two proven ways to lose weight: 1. Eat right - and healthy. Which might mean that you need to consult a nutritionist. 2. Exercise regularly - 4 times a week for 30-40 min per session and it should include both cardio and weights. I hope your doctor appointment turned out fine and if you need a psychiatrist it should help with the anxiety surrounding your weight. I hope you get yourself on the track to recovery and a healthy weight as soon as you can. I hope this helped. Take care and have a lovely day!