Weight loss

kate78 · Mar 31, 2015

Why is it Dr's always put weight down to medical problems? Since being diagnosed type 2 almost 2yrs ago now I have lost almost 3st and yet now I have a hip complaint due to having a trapped nerve earlier on this year, my gp has said its due to my weight and need to lose more. No well done in loosing weight steadily, just lose more.....any helps in loosing weight and keeping it off a bit faster than I have been so that I can get movement back in my hip please.

Daphne917 · Mar 31, 2015

kate78 said:
Why is it Dr's always put weight down to medical problems? Since being diagnosed type 2 almost 2yrs ago now I have lost almost 3st and yet now I have a hip complaint due to having a trapped nerve earlier on this year, my gp has said its due to my weight and need to lose more. No well done in loosing weight steadily, just lose more.....any helps in loosing weight and keeping it off a bit faster than I have been so that I can get movement back in my hip please.

I find that it's either because you're overweight, female or of a certain age!!!

kate78 · Mar 31, 2015

Well yes, I'm definitely female, overweight but I'm only 36 lol

Daibell · Mar 31, 2015

Hi. A low-carb diet is the way to reduce both weight and blood sugar. It sounds like you have already had some success at weight loss so keep at it and well done.

kate78 · Mar 31, 2015

Just feels like I've hit a brick wall though, I rarely eat bread, and if I do its 50/50 coz the kids don't like wholemeal so we compromise with that. But I guess its all the other carbs

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