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Author Topic: Is lipohypertrophy related to weight? Diet?  (Read 6117 times)

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Offline suzieque

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Is lipohypertrophy related to weight? Diet?
« on: November 30, 2006, 04:10:22 am »

   Hello all,
        Another question....my doc seems to think that those that weigh more are more likely to develop lipohypertrophy, and those that weigh less lipoatrophy. I am not sure about that, wondered what you all thought. My own personal experience up til this point has been with lipoatrophy, and it is true that I have been quite skinny all of this time. This is the first time I have had any signs of lipohypertrophy, and I am several pounds heavier than my usual weight due to weight gain from prednisilone. Some of you have mentioned that low carb diets seem to help the fat gain, and I have always had a low carb diet ( it just agrees with my digestion more) until this last period of illness ( if any of you have taken prednisilone or prednisone you will probably know how RAVENOUSLY hungry it makes you, ate everything I could get my hands on!!) and wonder if it is not just a coincidence that I now have a small hump. I really, really, hope that my doc is correct, and that it is from the steroid and not the meds as I never had this particular problem before, but trying to get my head around it either way!! Boy...what a pain in the ass!! ???
          Best wishes,
                  Suzie :)

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Re: Is lipohypertrophy related to weight? Diet?
« Reply #1 on: November 30, 2006, 09:32:30 am »
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« Last Edit: December 14, 2006, 10:56:56 am by NightmareHall »

 


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