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Over eating and feeling hungry moreoften
Eating too much and feeling hungry more often any medicine is their which make.u feel full and dont make stomach ask every now no then for food ?
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Medications such as liraglutide (Saxenda), semaglutide (Wegovy), and tirzepatide (Zepbound) are injectable drugs that work by acting on gut hormones to increase feelings of fullness and reduce hunger signals to the brain. Oral options like naltrexone-bupropion (Contrave) and phentermine-topiramate (Qsymia) pills also help suppress appetite through effects on the brain's reward and hunger centers. These medications are typically prescribed for weight management in overweight or obese adults and should be used alongside lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise.
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- Consult with a healthcare provider to evaluate the need for prescription appetite suppressants, considering personal health history and weight goals.
- Undergo appropriate baseline investigations if starting medications with potential side effects.
- Use medications strictly under medical supervision to monitor for side effects and effectiveness.
- Combine medication use with dietary modifications and physical activity for optimal results.
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a. Appetite suppressants are not suitable for everyone and may have side effects like nausea, headache, dizziness, or increased heart rate.
b. Some medications are contraindicated in specific conditions such as pregnancy, personal or family history of thyroid tumors, seizure disorders, or cardiovascular disease.
c. These drugs help reduce hunger but do not replace healthy eating habits; long-term lifestyle change is essential.
Medical advice is essential before starting any medication to manage hunger or appetite control.
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There are medicines that reduce hunger, but they must be prescribed by a doctor since they can have side effects. Often, doctors first check for causes like thyroid, diabetes, or deficiencies. Non-medical ways like eating more protein and fiber, keeping regular meal times, and practicing mindful eating are safer first steps. If hunger feels out of control, best is to see a physician along with therapy support.
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Constant hunger can feel exhausting, almost like your body’s not listening to you. Some medicines (like those used for diabetes, weight management, or appetite control) can reduce hunger signals but they need a doctor’s prescription and close monitoring.. Sometimes it’s also about stress, sleep, or even mood playing tricks on appetite. I’d encourage you to gently talk to your doctor about safe options. Meanwhile, small steps like protein-rich meals, water before food, and mindful eating can help calm those constant signals.
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Tune into triggers – notice if hunger rises with stress, boredom, or emotions, not just food need.
Mindful pauses – when hunger comes, sip water, breathe slow, ask: “Is this body hunger or mind hunger?”
Protein & fiber focus – they keep you fuller, longer.
Emotional care – often, comfort-seeking feels like hunger. Explore soothing rituals (walk, journaling, prayer, call a friend).
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Slow bites, small plates – let fullness catch up.
Drink water often – thirst hides as hunger.
Sleep enough – tired brain craves food.
Move daily – even walks calm appetite.
Soothe emotions – comfort in prayer, journaling, nature.
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Hi.. there could be many reasons for the same like hyperthyroidism etc. will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for further evaluation and management
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Ms. Sheetal Kusumbe
Counselling Psychologist
21 yrs exp
Thane
Hello,
Your eating pattern is not healthy and hence causing your stress. It is understandable.
However, kindly rule out any underlying medical reasons.
From a mental health perspective, food can be a comfort zone, a coping mechanism and also a pattern to escape the stress.
Identifying the triggers of your hunger pangs can help.
The focus on food also increases your tendency to engage in it further.
Mindful eating.
Focusing on healthy food choices.
Balance of exercises, walks, deep breathing along with food intake is helpful .
Setting up a routine with defined meal timings may slowly train your mind to follow the schedule.
Aligning your efforts to a larger goal of holistic well being shall keep you motivated in your efforts.
You can consult for further professional guidance.
I wish you great physical and mental health.
Happy Healthy Living!
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