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Suggest Diet To Control Weight Gain

hi i am 26 years old female i have pcod from 2yrs and diagnosed with hypothroidism 6 months taking thyroxin 25 mg daily but still i am gaining more weight, hair loss and dry skin please suggest me diet to control my weight gain as i whta to have kids asap?
Thu, 17 Jul 2014
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Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum.
As you describe, you have P.C.O.D, and hypothyroid, as well. I advise you to consult a endocrinologist for diagnosis, as titration may be necessary for thyroxine.
For P.C.O.D, treatment may be necessary, preferably with the metformin, it is preferable, in obese persons especially.
For control of obesity, avoid taking calories, fats, junk foods, etc.
Increase activity, by practicing yoga, exercises, morning walk, and try to do any work in front of you what ever the work is.
Minimize the sleeping time, by practicing late to bed, and early to rise, and avoid sleeping during the day time.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.Thank you.
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Suggest Diet To Control Weight Gain

Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum. As you describe, you have P.C.O.D, and hypothyroid, as well. I advise you to consult a endocrinologist for diagnosis, as titration may be necessary for thyroxine. For P.C.O.D, treatment may be necessary, preferably with the metformin, it is preferable, in obese persons especially. For control of obesity, avoid taking calories, fats, junk foods, etc. Increase activity, by practicing yoga, exercises, morning walk, and try to do any work in front of you what ever the work is. Minimize the sleeping time, by practicing late to bed, and early to rise, and avoid sleeping during the day time. Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.Thank you.