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Diagnosed Vertigo, Overweight, Stress And Depression. How To Reduce Weight?

hello, i'am 26 yrs old female. recently found i have vertigo and my doctor suggested tablet vertin and a sleeping dose. for past 20 days im having these tablets but only 30 % of the problem is solved. i'am bit overweight and was doing tredmil but i'am not able to continue doing it because of my giddiness. this causes more stress and depression in me since i have my wedding on jan, and before that i wanted to reduce my weight, what should i do?
Sat, 19 Oct 2013
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Welcome to HCM
We understand your concerns

I went through your problem descriptions. Over weight, depression and anxiety could be the outcome of hyper thyroidism. You have treatment, and I hope this is not overlooked.

Conversely, anxiety and stress can increase weight and cause obesity. What you need is change in life style. Exercise well and control diet. There are no short cuts for weight loss.

Do consult a psychologist / psychotherapist for guidance and psychotherapeutic intervention.

Hope this clears your doubts. Available for further clarification.
Wish speedy recovery.
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Diagnosed Vertigo, Overweight, Stress And Depression. How To Reduce Weight?

Dear Welcome to HCM We understand your concerns I went through your problem descriptions. Over weight, depression and anxiety could be the outcome of hyper thyroidism. You have treatment, and I hope this is not overlooked. Conversely, anxiety and stress can increase weight and cause obesity. What you need is change in life style. Exercise well and control diet. There are no short cuts for weight loss. Do consult a psychologist / psychotherapist for guidance and psychotherapeutic intervention. Hope this clears your doubts. Available for further clarification. Wish speedy recovery.