How to lose weight safely after a hysterectomy?

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I read your query and understand your concern.

Conventional medicine and thought process for losing weight is based on input and output. Have you calculated the daily calorie intake how much you lose in a day including the treadmill exercise? If you hadn't to lose weight the output and calories burnt must greatly exceed the calorie intake for a period of three to six months. Burning fat is a slow process. The basics are that when you exercise your heart rate should stay in the range of 60 to 85 percent of your maximum heart rate, calculated by the formula (220-age), that is 177 in your case. The heart rate should be between 60 to 85 percent of 177 when you exercise. This should be for at least 45 minutes five times a week. Anything more than this is not going to shift weight. Seek a dietitian help to calculate your calorie intake. I suggest getting the following tests: Thyroid function tests, vitamin D levels, and liver function tests. I get a hint that there may be some element of depression involved in your weight gain. Have you seen a counselor for this? Do dietary modifications like cutting out processed foods and processed sugar, substituting it by honey or jaggery, eating complex starches, and nuts. Sleep for seven to eight hours a day. Do activities of daily living energetically. Kindly let me know your input and blood test​ results for further advice.

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