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Here is something I copied from the site. Manage Your Type O Stress The legacy of your Type O ancestry causes an immediate “fight or flight” response in people of this blood type. However, this finely tuned response to stress, so vital in early Type O’s, is not always so beneficial in modern times. The Type O response can cause bouts of excessive anger, temper tantrums, hyperactivity and even create a severe enough chemical imbalance to bring about a MANIC episode.

when i turned about 41, i began to gain weight and went from 98lbs to a whoppin 125 (that was a weight gain of 1/4 of my body weight,it was shocking!) and have stayed there no matter what i have done. it was for me, my metabilism changing...but that weigh was also evenly distributed, unlike what you have just discribed. as for the abdomen, as i said earlier, do you have discomfort with this? i suffered from alot of painful bloating for years which i was 'told' was hep related.

I was just like Steve I gained a small amount of weight during both treatments. I was sure I would lose weight as so many people do, my Dr told me to make sure I eat enough and if I couldn't to contact him. After the first week of tx I found I could eat all I wanted after my morning sickness. I was usually nauseated in the morning more so the morning after a shot, but as the day wore on my appetite would grow. How many of you are on an AD, how do you think it has helped ?

colonoscopy) to evaluate for any type of malabsorption. Blood tests can also be considered to look for celiac disease. These options can be discussed with your personal physician or on conjunction with a GI opinion. Followup with your personal physician is essential. This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.

My partner has been enduring chronic diarrhea, weight gain, abdominal pain, being cold all of the time(even cold to the touch), and she has been through the gamut of testing. The doctors we have seen don't seem to care. She has 10-20 bowel movements every day and she is so fatigued and sad. I am in need of help or where to go for help for her.

2 years), probably one reason it went undiagnosed, as the textbook definition says you should lose weight. However, the weight I gained didn't look like normal weight gain, it was puffy, swelling, fluid type of weight. I guess its somewhat of a subtle difference to anyone else but me, and every doc dismissed it as just girls whining about the "freshman 15" or whatever.

research will say Lexapro will not cause weight gain and only 10% noted weight gain. BUT, they are wrong. Look how many of us are writting in. It's really sad. I have another friend who is losing her mind over the weight gain and it's further depressed her. I took myself off the Lexapro a week ago. I am having some withdrawl symptoms but I just think about the weight gain and I am happy to go thru this period of withdrawl. I am 5 foot 6 and weighed 116 for years.

In the past I have found that "O" Blood types do very well with the Adkin's diet. "PROTIEN" A's do not. 1. So I am wondering of course this only counts if a person is following the diet and protocol exactly if the people who seem to loose more weight and feel more energy and better while on this diet are O and B blood types. I am curious how the A's are doing? I am an A and I know from experience that I do not do well without Carbs.

I, too, have struggled with weight gain since having my hysterectomy. I do not regret the surgery, though. It probably saved my life, and gave me back a level of comfort I had forgotten could exist. Unlike some here, there were no good alternatives for me.

Thyroid does have a huge affect on your metabolism rate and thus your weight. Too high and you can loose weight, too low and you'll gain weight. Thyroid is also associated with mood including depression and anxiety. Some people can get off of or have no need to take anti-depressants or anti anxiety medicine simply by getting their Thyroid levels balanced correctly. However there are other hormones in your body as well. They all have to be in proper balance and that can be tricky.

At my 3 month follow up(and 7 more lb weight gain) the doctor did blood work for thyroid problems and I asked him to check my hormone levels at the same time. Reluctantly, he did. Later the doctor called me in shock. My bloodwork revealed that I was post menapausal. He apologized and swore he'd never thought this would've been the problem as I really hadn't experienced any symptoms other than weight gain. He even told me to go out and celebrate.

If u have irregular period , u definitely gain weight. Tell ur family doctor. otherwise u gain weight, if u eat lot.

I'm hard gainer, i'm only 50kg and heigh of 173cm. I do not have any background of allergic beside sinus. I just did blood test and below is my result Free Thyroxine (FT4) 22.0 (lab range 9-25) Thyroid Stimulating Hormone 1.510 (lab range 0.4 - 4.7) Free Tri-iodothyronine (FT3) 6.6 (lab range 3.5 -6.

I took it for 9 months without weight gain. Some people lose weight with hyperthyroidism. Some people gain weight. It is assumed that a hyper person will lose weight and a hypo person will gain weight. It doesn't always work that way. Sorry that it is becoming a problem for you. It's the disease, not the medication. Well, it could be the medication if it is making you hypo...

I have heard that the bloating is normal, even after that many weeks, but I would still call the doctors office. I know how you feel about the bloating and weight gain! Last Wednesday I had an appointment with my Cardiologist and they weighed me - I had gained weight and the nurse mentioned it too! I was a little depressed over it so I decided I was going to watch what I ate from then on. Well, before I watched what I ate I weighed myself last Friday morning and I lost 6 lbs.!

Dear magkenmare and vprrchk, SS and LRS have both given you great information. Weight gain and type 1 diabetes is a very serious problem. I would like to suggest that if it is at all possible to bring in a type 1 diabetes nutritional specialist that may help out with information that can help with weight loss. There is another website that I would recommend dealing with this subject. It is www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/dteam/indexweight_2002.htm.

I gained 10-15 lbs between my m/c in january and my pregnancy in may and my b/p at the dr's office the other day was 112/64. i get my Glucose test in 2 weeks. I am one of those "heavy but healthy" people.. so i dont think WEIGHT plays a role in it.. it is over all health. I have NEVER had high blood pressure or high cholesterol. I love how society believes that every heavy person is unhealthy. they can kiss my butt.

I talked to my doctor about this and he said the rules of pregnancy weight gain have changed. The ole addage of 30 pounds is okay IS true if you are a normal weight. If you are overweight the suggestion is no more than 20ish and if you are pushing the HOLY-MOLY-SUPER-OVERWEIGHT category then gaining minimal weight, even no more than 10 pounds is sufficient SO LONG AS it is done carefully with healthy eating and not with the intent to LOSE weight.

I am 19weeks and have not gained any weight yet. With my son I gained 31lbs. I hope this time will be about the same. I am very petit, so too much weight gain will make me look like a balloon.

o) ps--- i know i will gain weight...that is a given, i in no way want to jeapordize a gift from God by being egotistical with how i look...i just want to avoid a life threatening health issues, diabetes & high blood pressure. i lost an aunt due to high blood pressure while she was going through labor so you can see why i am worried.

I have a super fast metabolism and although I can eat an enormous amount of food I never seem to gain any weight. In fact, its like I actually loose weight. After having Aspen I thought that maybe it would get a little better but it hasn't at all. I'm under 100 lbs again and I feel like I am wasting away. There doesn't seem to be a thing I can do to make myself get heavier. I feel so depressed and gross.

ya i am. my scale says i havent gained weight, but i am bloated. but i get bloated with pms too. i got dizzy earlier too, but i hadnt eaten yet. i am not for my af till wed. i think, i say that because i think i may have started early last month. i know i started spotting a few days before.

The hormone cream could be causing the weight gain. Typcially, thyroid weight gain occurs even when a person experiences a period of not eating. Also, your potassium is low and that is why you are so tired all of the time. Muscles need potassium to function...ions move across membrans and cause this to happen. Your heart will even feel more tiredness with little exertion of your potassium is low. Ask a doctor about a good supplement, and reevaulate the cream.

When the thyroid is hyper - the metabolic rate is falsely elevated, making it easy to lose/maintain weight. Once corrected, the metabolism falls back to "normal" and unless eating habits also adjust many patients gain weight. The RAI can make a patient hypo even 1-2 years after treatment -- what is your TSH -- a level above 2.5 might be "hypo" for your body and getting on some thyroid medication may be appropriate.

Eating convenience foods or less healthy food because you are working out late and grab something on the way home may also make you gain weight. Also, as your body gets used to certain types of exercises, it becomes more efficient, and the body burns less calories to do them - meaning the intensity of the exercise needs to increase in order to burn more. Look at the other factors in your life. What are you also doing differently since you started exercising?

It comes with multiple possible complications, and if someone can avoid it and achieve weight loss with other conservative approaches they should. It is not a quick fix, people can die from the complications, and recurrent weight gain is not uncommon. That is why the board had to resort to putting in the disclaimer after the physicians response.

You might want to check with your doctor to get some simple blood tests to make sure you don't that hypothyroidism, insulin resistance or PCOS, all of which can cause weight gain and/or make losing next to impossible. Good luck and keep posting.

good news is that it can be reversed if you treat your body right again) and your body will learn to trust you. So you aren't going to suddenly gain a bunch of weight if you eat normally. It will take a little time, but your body will regulate and not have to try to compensate for what it's going through right now. Is this making sense? I feel like I'm doing a bad job explaining it. I can try again if it's not making sense.

I have seen pictures but never have actually heard anyone say they had this problem. Gaining weight while hyperthyroid is also not unheard of - yes, weight loss is mostly associated with being hyper, but there are plenty on this board who will tell you they gained weight when hyper. Oh, and hyperthyroidism can make handling stress and anxiety worse. Hopefully, you'll get more answers to your question when you see the endo.

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