hormone balance weight gain

Toni is right - you don't gain weight from the med, you gain weight from your thyroid hormones being too low. Weight gain is a classic symptom of being hypo and many people are lucky enough for the weight to come off, once their thyroid is leveled out again. Some of us have to work hard at getting it off. I'm one of the latter. I find that maintaining portion control has as much to do with losing as what you're eating.

You might want to get your thyroid function tested to make sure it is just the lack of (I think) progesterone that is causing your weight gain and not hypothyroidism.

i had a hysterectomy and went into the change i had hot flashes and all the good stuff that goes with it, but with 3 kids to look after i did not gain weight my neighbor had a hysterectomy at 29 she had 6 kids she was so releived that she would not have to worry about having kids she really enjoyed her sex life, she also went throught the phase sometime it bothers a women she feels when she has a hysterectomy she is not a full women, but i had no problem with this nor did i feel like you do i am

if too much is produced then you get baggy eyes, gain weight and very tierd all the time

I have also gianed weight, at first lost some an dhave zero energy. The dr told me that some people do gain weight on snythroid he has some paitents that do that, so I guess I am another. Any help will be appreicated, I do have ra an have been teested for the antibody for thyroid and it was normal.

I got my RAI treatment last Friday. I still don't feel any change but I'm trying to eat 200 - 300 calories a day because I'm so afraid of weight gain. ( I blew it yesterday, though! It was more like 600) I need to find a new job and I won't be able to spend money on a new wardrobe. I do feel depressed but I think it's normal - from losing my job, not being able to hold my grandson or hug my kids, and not being able to get a new job.

my weight continued to increase extremely rapidly to the point where i couldnt handle it anymore, obtained more thyroid hormone (nature-throid this time), and started taking several grains again. it has NOT slowed down the weight gain at all, which continues to rise several pounds a week, despite about 1500 calories per day and a good amount of exercise (biking, walking) and activity. here is what i am wondering: 1. what is going on with me? 2.

At what point do you get concerned about weight gain? I feel completely ridiculous posting this. I'm 34. I've always been pretty active, not a marathon runner but active. I eat pretty good. We don't have any snack food at home since one of my kiddos eats all, I do have one can of pop a day but otherwise I eat pretty balanced. In Jan and early Feb I weighed 125. i was getting married and watching my weight closer than normal.

I have since gained a good 20 lbs. I could stand to gain the weight so no problem there, it is the distribution of the weight gain that seems odd to me. Most the weight gain has been in my lower abdomen, lower back and buttocks. My buttocks have even developed cellulite which I know is uncommon in men. Do you think I have developed a hormone imbalance since quitting smoking cigarettes?

and once I have completed the antibiotics is there a chance of losing the weight? or at least stopping the weight gain. Aside from the vanity point of losing the weight I am sure it makes the arthritis and numbness worse to be carrying around 40 - 50 extra pounds. I simply don't know how to fix this problem, as crazy as that sounds.

I struggle with my weight as it is and i have heard that with a total thyroidectomy and going on synthroid weight gain is an almost certainty. Can anyone shed light on this..I am considering a partial and if its cancer having it done again. Good or bad decision?

The ACTH and cortisol are non-diagnostic, so an adrenal-pituitary problem is not ruled out, but the symptoms of weight gain suggests against deficiency and the labs suggest against over-production of cortisol. With the headaches, would talk to your doctor about head imaging to make sure there is no recurrence or other problems.

She also sugested vitrex or chaste tree extract. But it wont cure you but just help u balance hormone. Its a lige style change.

i have all the symptons the majorrr weight gain,excess hair growth,acne, and thinning hair. Will metformin help all my symptoms?

My psychiatrist knows to NEVER prescribe something that is known to cause weight gain. I read that the Lupron Depot can cause weight gain. What about a hysterectomy? Will you gain weight too?

so can anybody tell me if it is common to gain weight after hysterectomy or is that just depending on the medicine you're given for hormones

It is possible that you might have a problem with your hormone balance....have you had weight loss or gain? I would say go to your Dr to check out whats going on if you can!

No supplement is likely to help. Weight is a balance of calories in // calories out ---- this is true for thyroid and non-thyroid patients. Keeping the TSH in target range (ask your doctor about your target as it may be different based on the thyroid cancer history).

Sounds like you have a couple of things going on that could contribute to weight gain/prevent weight loss... we can help you get to the bottom of it.

there was no way i could exercise that long he told me not to wast his time?all my weight gain is in my stomach and hips i look like im about 6mnts pregant .only meds i take are dialintin for grandmal seziures.i left his office so upset.i drove 60 miles to hear that.went to family doctor for follow up had heart racing and dizzy.she orderd ekg came back good.she gave me klonopin for one mnth.im going to call my neou to refer me to another endo./my insurance requres a refural.

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