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Is the medications i am on causing there to be a reason i can not lose weight? if so what ones if not all? thank you so much
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Some medications: Do promote weight gain. You need to discuss the specifics of this with your doc. Please follow his/her advice and don't change your med or dose w/out consulting doc. Food plan and exercise and lifestyle are important factors also. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/1/2014
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