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I stopped injection contraceptive and am now taking pills as it was making me very fat. hormonal imbalance.how long till i lose this fat.
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Hard to say: Hormone changes can be slow, probably at least a period of months. Weight loss usually also needs regular aerobic exercise & healthy eating in order to be effective. If the medication change plus exercise & diet don’t help you may need lab work including a thyroid blood test to be sure not a factor
Answered 4/27/2020
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