Is it possible to maintain weight loss even if you have Hypothyroidism?
sweetie_pie1618 asked:
I have had this disease for about 10 years now. Before I was diagnosed, I was only 9, I gained a lot of weight. But even after being treated for it I still have the weight on. I exercise, eat well but nothing is working. I also seem to still be suffering from symptoms, like dry skin, and sensitivity to temperature. Plus the weight gain. I can lose some weight, but I cannot maintain the weight loss.
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I have had this disease for about 10 years now. Before I was diagnosed, I was only 9, I gained a lot of weight. But even after being treated for it I still have the weight on. I exercise, eat well but nothing is working. I also seem to still be suffering from symptoms, like dry skin, and sensitivity to temperature. Plus the weight gain. I can lose some weight, but I cannot maintain the weight loss.
Any advice?
I was recently tested for my medication levels, everything came out normal.
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November 16th, 2008 at 2:06 am
If all your medication levels are normal, you should be abel to lose some weight.
You probably gained the waight as a result of the hypothyroidism, but when the blood parameters (TSH and T4) are normal, your body will react the same as the bodies of people without that disease.
Still best thing to lose some weight: lots of excersise, eat less/healthy
Good luck
November 17th, 2008 at 1:13 pm
Some of you may have heard of the disease called hypothyroidism, which can affect the body in many different ways, and be the cause of a number of different symptoms.
One of those symptoms, and the reason for this article, is the inability to lose weight, and also unexpected or unwanted rapid weight gain.
Soon we will look at some of the other symptoms of hypothyroidism as well as looking in a bit more detail about what it actually is, but firstly I would just like to point out that while hypothyroidism affects a lot of people, it will not always be what is stopping you from getting to your ideal weight.
If you are having problems losing weight and you believe that your thyroid may be the reason, there is an all natural herbal supplement called Thyromine which is available to help you now that you are the most in need.
I would recommend this website