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A 37-year-old female asked:

Iv been diagnosed with adrenal fatigue, anxiety/depression. i have bloated hard tummy, rapid weight gain, infertility, night sweats and more. help!?

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Dr. Michael Rothman
Dr. Michael Rothmananswered
Internal Medicine 37 years experience
Hormonal Imbalance: You clearly have some hormonal problems. I would not be surprised if you have thyroid problems, estrogen and Progesterone problems and adrenal problems as these types of hormonal imbalances are interelated. You need to see an md who is highly experienced in the management of functional hormonal and metabolic imbalances. In the meantime, aovid sugars and fried foods to reduce your edible stress.
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