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It is not hormone drugs that make me grow into a full moon face and a buffalo back, but self-discipline.
Since the diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus, I have been taking hormone drugs every day according to the doctor's regulations.

At first, I took 6 tablets a day, and then I checked again a month later. My condition improved and it was reduced to 5 tablets. After another month of review, it was reduced to four.

I still go to the hospital once a month. So far, the number of hormone drugs has been reduced to only two pills a day.

However, although the dosage was reduced, the weight did not drop. In half a year, under the condition of normal diet, I gained weight 16 kg.

I remember last summer when I weighed 89 kg. At that time, I boldly and confidently cut a capable short hair. Because I'm thin, I have short hair completely.

Now, however, a face is too fat to find the jaw line. When I first started taking hormone drugs, I learned on the Internet that the side effects of hormone drugs, in addition to osteoporosis and gastrointestinal discomfort, can also cause weight gain, grow into a full moon face and buffalo back.

When my relatives and friends saw me, they all said I was fat. They also think it's because of taking medicine, so instead of making fun of me, they always comfort me and tell me not to mind gaining weight, as long as I get better.

But I do mind, very, very much.

For a time, I used the video on my mobile phone to do weight-loss exercises in the morning and evening. Although the effect of losing weight was not obvious, during that time, I was full of fighting spirit and confidence to find my body.

It's just that exercise is really tiring, especially in summer. A little movement will make you sweat, and after another half-hour slimming exercise, the whole person will be like being fished out of the water. Besides, after the jump, I don't want to move at all. I just feel that the road to slimming is very long, and the hope is getting more and more slim.

So, I unconsciously gave up the slimming exercise, looked at the thicker back, looked at the more round face, and looked at the fat accumulated on my stomach. I feel very weak and often have the idea of giving up on myself.

In fact, I know very well in my heart that I have the function of medicine, but the fundamental reason is that I am not self-disciplined.

We really shouldn't let hormone drugs carry this pot.

I am a punk girl, and I hope to get your encouragement and support. Thank you.