What Causes Continuous Weight Gain
Health Encyclopedia: Weight Gain Unintentional
Take action by starting a proper diet and exercise program. Counseling or psychological aid 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
- There is a change in vision with the weight gain.
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Sensitivity to cold ,constipation , andhair loss come withweight gain. - Swollen feet and
shortness of breath come withthe we...
Expert & Community Posts
No Pain, Weight Gain: Does Taking Certain Medications Mean Adding Pounds?
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Tinkering with Antidepressant Treatment
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How to lose the antidepressant weight gain
By Judith Wurtman , Health Expert...for a decade or more. Yet a scan of articles about weight gain reveals pitifully little... Read more »
Health Guide
Healthy Diet Tips for Bipolar Disorder
...is still ongoing, studies have found that they lessen stress and aid in focusing.Antidepressants and Weight GainThere are special dietary requirements for people who take many of the medications... Read more »ADHD Medication in the Summertime
...“vacation” from medication when children were not in school would provide the opportunity to catch up on weight gain and growth. In addition, ADHD was also thought of as a “school day”... Read more »Pregnancy Symptoms
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...inevitable with age and adding about 10 pounds to a normal base weight over time is not harmful. The current weight gain in American adults over 50, however, is significant. By age 55, the average... Read more »Congestive Heart Failure Patient Guide
...chronic cough, fatigue or swelling (at the point of the most gravity, feet or the back if lying down) or weight gain. While chest pain may occur with this syndrome it is not a necessary component.... Read more »
Medications
...hands/ankles/feet muscle weakness trouble breathing sudden weight gain gradual change in... Read more »
...use a second piece of gum within 1 hour. Do not continuously use 1 piece right after... Read more »
...tobacco, nervousness, irritability, headache, weight gain, and difficulty concentrating.... Read more »
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...tobacco, nervousness, irritability, headache, weight gain, and difficulty concentrating.... Read more »
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