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WEIGHT GAIN

TO KEEP A WATCH ON YOUR WEIGHT, YOU MAY NEED TO KEEP A WATCH ON YOUR THYROID LEVEL

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1 out of every 10 adults in India may be suffering from thyroid disorder.

Consult your doctor and get yourself tested today.

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WEIGHT GAIN AND HYPOTHYROIDISM

THE CAUSE

There may be a link between weight and the thyroid gland. The Thyroid gland has a critical role to play in your metabolism. And because patients with hypothyroidism have a very low metabolic rate, it may result in weight gain and difficulty losing weight.

THYROID IN WOMEN

Since more women than men have hypothyroidism, weight gain may be more common as well.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Regular exercise and a low calorie diet can help in controlling weight gain to some extent. But, sometimes the slow metabolism may continue and you may find it difficult to loose weight. In order to improve metabolism, please consult your doctor and have yourself tested for thyroid disorder.

 

 

SYMPTOMS OF HYPOTHYROIDISM

Thyroid glad has a huge effect on nearly every aspect of our health; from weight to mood to heart rate to energy level. Here's a look at the many symptoms of hypothyroidism to help you stay prepared.

 

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Dry skin

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Fatigue

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Muscle Cramps

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Constipation

    
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Intolerance to cold

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Puffy Eyelids

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Excessive Weight Gain

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Irregular Menstrual Flow

 

PREVALENCE OF HYPOTHYROIDISM

1 in 10 adults in India suffer from lypothyroidism.

Adults in the age group of more than 35+ are at risk of development of hypothyroidism.

Hypothyroidism is 3 times more common in women.

1/3 of Hypothyroid Patients are unaware of their conditions.

14% of Women in the first trimester of pregnancy suffer from thyroid disorder.

In 15% depressive patients the underlying causer may be hypothyroidism.

 

 

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