i'm sorry to hear you are having a hard time. before going the medication route which has not been shown to be very effective i highly recommend you see a registered dietitian for guidance. you can ask your doctor or go to eatright. org to find a dietitian in your area. it's important for you to understand why this happened in the first place so you can develop a plan that will be a long-term solution and not just result in short-term weight loss followed by weight regain. a dietitian will work with your history lifestyle and preferences to help you develop a realistic plan. most people don't realize that dieting leads to weight gain over time. how you handle your weight now can make a big difference in your lifelong health. i know it's frustrating to be carrying this extra weight but you won't regret taking the time to choose an approach that gets to the root of the problem. for sensible tips on managing weight after baby see this webmd article.
i gained 103 lbs during my pregnancy. can my doctor perscribe me diet pills? i feel i geninley need them. i'm 18 years old. i weighed 130 lbs when i got pregnant. the day i had my daughter i weighed 233. i'm 4 months post pardum and i havent lost any weght. been dieting an excercising like crazy too.