Hypothyroidism, skin, hair loss, weight gain? 10poins for best answer!?

Ok so i'm 14 i used to weigh 110 and i've gained a couple of pounds the last two months !!


i'm 128 now !! i'm not fat or anything.. but i wanna fit in my old clothes !!


i need a program to change my lifestyle to lose 16-18 pounds a month..


my sister's wedding is in a month ! HELP PLEASE !!


I have hypothyroidism but i've been taking my since pills 2 years ago..


and i've heard that hypothyroidism makes skin irritated and full of pimples and red, and causes hair loss. i've been losing LOTS of my hair !! i took vitamins for hair an skin.. but it's not working..


PLZ help!! and my hair loss is specially from front.. it's so thin now i'm scared of going bald and i already have baby hairs so idk what to do :S !! red irritated cheeks, pimples and bumpes, dry dryyyyy skin.


i need home remidies and stuff to buy from drugstore to buy..


PLZZZZZZZZZ HELPHypothyroidism, skin, hair loss, weight gain? 10poins for best answer!?
Go to your doctor and see if you need to have your medication adjusted. That can happen.Hypothyroidism, skin, hair loss, weight gain? 10poins for best answer!?
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If you've been taking the same prescription for 2 years, it's possible that you need a different medication or dosage. This happens to a lot of people who are hypothyroid. Make an appointment with your doctor to get your thyroid levels checked. Also, take a multivitamin and there are special vitamins specifically for hair, nails and skin that you could try, too. Make sure not to take any vitamins or supplements too close to your thyroid meds, so they don't interfere.





To lose weight, most people who are hypothyroid need to cut down on carbs and eat more protein. If you just eat whatever you want, but only about 1/2 of the portion you'd usually get, and walk once a day, you'll be shocked at the difference it makes! Trust me. But you should talk to your doctor before you start any plans.