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A member asked:
Hi i had a laparoscopic surgery to remove ovarian cyst and edomestris 4 weeks ago and now i'm putting lot of weight on and feel always full help plz?
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Not related to surge: Your weight gain is not related to surgery. If you really want to loose weight you will , first you have to be motivated and focused for it, reduce your caloric intake ( don't eat too much junk food ) , count your calories join a gym for regular progressive exercises to burn your body fat , you will see the change.
Answered 6/28/2018
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