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Feet And Knee Pain With Weight Gain
Take action by starting a proper diet and exercise program. Counseling may be helpful.
Set realistic weight goals to maintain a healthy weight. Consult with a health care provider about specific measures.
Call your health care provider if
Contact your health care provider if the following symptoms occur along with the weight gain:
Constipation - Excessive weight gain without a known cause
Hair loss Sensitivity to cold - Swollen feet and
shortness of breath - Uncontrollable
hunger accompanied bypalp...
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