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Dear doctor, my wife has following symptoms. unexplained weight gain; anxiety; cyclical headaches; lethargic depression; rapid weight gain; mood swing; anxious depression; thinning hair on the head & hair fall; restless legs; sometimes get urinary tracts
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Hormones?: It sounds cliche but in your wife her hormones definitely seem out of kilter. Of course, what's causing that is another question. She really could use a good physical examination followed by appropriate lab and/or diagnostic testing.
Answered 5/1/2016
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