Brief Answer:
Feeding, exercise,
physiotherapy, nutrition, clini
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I do understand how you could be feeling.
Liposuction does work. However, there are serious inconveniences related to the procedure. Most persons who undergo this procedure happen to regain weight so fast after the procedure. Secondly, some infectious complications have also been recorded. I really do not think it is the best option to think of. Even if you opt for this, it however necessary to associate this with other simple, convenient and sustaining
weight loss options.
Excess weigh on its own does increase or aggravate joint pain. If you happen to lose weight, the pain shall for sure decrease. A careful review however is needed to ensure that other causes of joint pain are not implicated. Simple exercises like swift walking, for at least thirty minutes at least thrice a week could be of help and I do think is fitting for you. The most important aspect about physical exercise does not lie at the level of the intensity, but also, seriously, on the frequency and consistency of the exercise. The opinion of a physiotherapist could be needed to prescribe fitting exercises and also other manoeuvrings, that could contribute in reducing the intensity of pain, depending on the cause.
Drugs to increase
metabolism shall mainly be
thyroid hormones substitutes. These drugs if given to you will have adverse consequences like on the heart. The best way of increase metabolism shall be to reduce sedentary activities, practice regular exercise. An appropriate feeding habit and schedule, coupled with regular physical exercise could help. Fruit and vegetable rich diet, coupled with an increase in the amount of water you take could be of immense help.
I really understand how depressed you could be. i think however, there are still many cheap, comfortable, sustainable options you might not have exploited fully yet. Exercise, feeding habit, water, fruits, vegetables and opinions of a physiotherapist and nutritionist, after a careful clinical review could be most helpful. Kind regards as I wish you the best of health.
Dr Bain.