Patient's Query
Dear Doctor,
I have hypothyroidism and I am on medicines for it. Also hysterectomy was done 3 years back. I want to reduce my weight now.
Please advise appropriate diet and exercise for me.
Age - 52 years/ female.
Weight - 75kgs, height - 5'4".
Hi,
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Your weight gain may be partially due to hypothyroidism.You may start with brisk walking for 20 minutes daily and gradually increase it to 45 minutes daily.
Please do not lift heavy weights at this age. This may cause more harm than benefit.
Definitely you will lose weight if you follow this.
Please tell me how much thyroxine are you taking and your TSH level and medicine details so that I can see whether thyroid is not the cause of your problem.
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Answered byDr. Meha Malhotra
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