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Re: hypothyroidism - rapid weight gain after twin pregnancyFrom: Audrey (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 26 Oct 2000 21:05:21 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Markay wrote: > >I can't answer most of your questions, but have recently had success >with losing weight w/hypothyroidism. I had to get my TSH level adjusted >to the to the lower end of normal 0.5 -2. From there, from the reading >I'd done on the web I found out that many folks with hypothyroidism have >a hard time w/ carbohydrates so I actually increased my calories from >1200 to 1500 and lower the carbs from 70% to 40% and those from whole >grains and vegetables (some fruit) and I've lost 60#'s in the last year. >And, I added exercise that might be tough with twins. Its definitely >taken a lot of teamwork with my doctor and me both doing our parts to >get everything regulated, but I'm now at a healthy weight and feel like >I have a handle on something that I've struggled with for quite a few >years. Be patient - it takes some time, but you can do it I'm certain. > >I'm not a medical professional at all - this is just out of my own very >recent experience - and hope it might encourage/help you. > >Best wishes, >Markay Thanks for sharing your experience with me Markay. I've just moved to a new town and don't any doctors here which is why I wondered about gyn or endoc... I think I'll start out with an endoc until I get my thyroid regulated. I appreciate knowing that others have also had to struggle finding their right level. I have a couple of books on hypothyroidism and I know that it can tough finding the right protocol for losing weight. Thanks again, Audrey
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