Thyroid weight pills
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Is there any help for weight loss women that has a hysterectomy i exercise and eat right taken all kind of diet pills.
All kinds of nasal problems can develop - including holes completely through the septum - many of these nose problems develop more rapidly and become much more sinister snorting coke..... its much more caustic than most pills - but the pills also cause the problems. When a substance drains and flows down your throat you are constantly bathing some valuable body parts in narcotics......... the thyroid suffers dramatically from this ... and its not good for any part of you.....
I don't think diet pills are ever called for. I don't know how long you've been on thyroid med, but many people begin to lose weight after they get on med and get stabilized.
While you may lose weight with diet pills, it's very seldom a "lasting" thing, because, for many/most people, they gain the weight back as soon as they go off the diet pills; however, keep in mind that many diet pills don't work at all, or only if you restrict your diet too much.
I do take birth control pills on a daily basis and he told me my thyroid was just fine and my pills had affected my test results, did not have an answer as to why the TPO was elevated but I left there with the following instructions: lose weight and stop taking birth control pills, go home and comb my hair and put in a bag and 2 months later comb it again and compare the loss. This in an effort to see if stopping the bc pills would affect the hair loss.
If you have stable thyroid disease there is no contra-indication to most medications - but most of these pills offer only short term results and most everyone gains the weight back w/ stopping the program.
my SIL continues and IS losing weight. Unfortunately, daughter lost weight on it just long enough to get through her wedding in Sept then quit --- guess what?? She's gained back all + some.......
B12 shots should give you energy, but they are not a weight loss drug. I take b12 shot every 2 weeks because I am deficient......I can guarantee that it will not make you lose weight, unless you exercise...and if you aren't deficient, it probably won't help you much at all.
A few months later i was started on levothyroxine and this worked well for years. I gained a bit of weight but remained at this stable weight for a few more years even after the birth of another 2 children!! Around 18 months ago i started to GAIN weight excessively! (around 3 pounds per week). By the time i had gained approx 19 pounds i returned to my GP who thought i needed more thyroxine.
So Free T3 and Free T4 will give the best picture of your thyroid status. Due to the cause for your weight gain, you should be able to lose some of the weight by getting your Free T3 to the right level for you. After that it may be necessary to work on diet and exercise to get where you want to be. But making sure your Free T3/metabolism are right should be the first step.
I do take birth control pills on a daily basis and he told me my thyroid was just fine and my pills had affected my test results, did not have an answer as to why the TPO was elevated but I left there with the following instructions: lose weight and stop taking birth control pills, go home and comb my hair and put in a bag and 2 months later comb it again and compare the loss. This in an effort to see if stopping the bc pills would affect the hair loss.
I'd be very cautious with any diet pills. I have read that they are dangerous with thyroid meds as are certain decongestants. Try increasing your activity and cut back on carbs or calories while you are getting your meds regulated. I know that isn't as easy as it sounds, but you don't want a health problem from a diet pill.
I had a TT over 2 years ago and in the long run it has not affected my weight negatively.
I have attempted the gym, kepts logs of what I eat, tried over the counter diet pills but currently am almost 50lbs over weight. (prior to my hysterectomy was at a normal weight). When I bring up to my doctor she states that it has nothing to do with my hysterectomy, I have been tested for thyroid and it is at normal levels. Does anyone have any ideas, at this point I do not know what else to do.
I agree with you on the diet pills, they tend to have bad side effects for those of us with Thyroid issues. The B12 you've talked about is mostly for energy, which in turn helps you exercise more (even if it's just being up more and moving around doing laundry, cleaning, etc. that's a start). The biggest thing about the B12 is the Lipotropics (3 amino acids) that are being added to help break down the stubborn fat we gain and to support the liver while moving it out.
Hi. I'm not a medical professional, just the parent of a kid with diabetes. To be upfront, I've never taken weight loss pills, no one in my family has, so I have no knowledge about them and am usually skeptical about their claims. With any such pill, though, I wouldn't do anything without first checking with my doctor (both personal and endo) about the effects. I did a search for info on cylaris, and the weight loss predictions sound like marketing hype.
I'm 38 and stopped taking levothyroxine because it was making me gain weight - I started taking diet pills again and now I missed my period and have really bad break out ?
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