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Weight Increased After Abortion. Is It Due To Low TSH Level? How To Lose Weight?

Hi Sir/madam, I just now completed 1 month after aborting a 5 month baby (i.e Aborted because of malformation of baby i.e BABY was having meningocele disease), Now I am getting fatty day by day, Please suggest whether this is happening because of TSH is low ? What should I do to loss my weight ?? Your prompt reply would be appreciated... Thank you....
Wed, 13 Nov 2013
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Hi there.

Is your TSH genuinely low? If yes, then you need to evaluate the reason for it and take appropriate treatment from an Endocrinologist. If you are gaining weight then that will also be looked into by the the Endocrinologist as low TSH and wight gain is a rare-though not an impossible combination.

Please recheck your TSH and FT4 from an NABL certified lab and then take the reports to Endocrinologist for further help. Take care.
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Weight Increased After Abortion. Is It Due To Low TSH Level? How To Lose Weight?

Hi there. Is your TSH genuinely low? If yes, then you need to evaluate the reason for it and take appropriate treatment from an Endocrinologist. If you are gaining weight then that will also be looked into by the the Endocrinologist as low TSH and wight gain is a rare-though not an impossible combination. Please recheck your TSH and FT4 from an NABL certified lab and then take the reports to Endocrinologist for further help. Take care.