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Symptom guides

Understand Your Symptoms

Plain-English guides to common signs in women and children — what they can mean, when to see a doctor, and how everyday nutrition may help support you.

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Hormones & periods

  • Also called PCOD, Polycystic ovary syndrome

    PCOS Symptoms

    Irregular periods, acne, extra facial or body hair and weight changes are common PCOS signs. Learn what to look for and when to see a doctor.

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  • Also called Underactive thyroid, Low thyroid

    Hypothyroidism Symptoms in Women

    Tiredness, weight gain, feeling cold and period changes can point to an underactive thyroid. Learn the signs, causes and tests.

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  • Also called Irregular menstrual cycle, Oligomenorrhoea

    Irregular Periods

    Periods that come early, late or unpredictably can have many causes, from stress to PCOS or thyroid problems. Learn what is normal and when to get checked.

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  • Also called Hormone imbalance, Endocrine imbalance

    Hormonal Imbalance Symptoms in Women

    Irregular periods, acne, tiredness, mood changes and weight changes can point to a hormonal cause. Learn the common signs and when to get checked.

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  • Also called Impaired insulin sensitivity, Prediabetes

    Insulin Resistance Symptoms

    Insulin resistance often has no clear symptoms. Learn the possible signs, who is at higher risk and why a simple blood test matters.

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  • Also called Perimenopause, Change of life

    Menopause and Perimenopause Symptoms

    Irregular periods, hot flushes, night sweats and mood changes are common in perimenopause and menopause. Learn the signs and what may help.

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Weight

  • Also called Unintentional weight gain, Sudden weight gain

    Unexplained Weight Gain in Women

    Gaining weight without eating more? Thyroid problems, PCOS, medicines, sleep, stress and life stages can all play a part. Learn when to get checked.

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  • Also called Low body weight, Underweight in women

    Signs of Being Underweight in Women

    Low body weight can affect energy, periods, bones and immunity. Learn the signs of being underweight, common causes, and when to see a doctor.

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Nutrient deficiencies

  • Also called Anaemia, Anemia

    Iron Deficiency Anaemia Symptoms in Women

    Tiredness, breathlessness, pale skin and hair loss can be signs of low iron. Learn the causes, the tests and iron-rich Indian foods.

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  • Also called Low vitamin D, Vitamin D insufficiency

    Vitamin D Deficiency Symptoms in Women

    Tiredness, bone pain and muscle weakness can be signs of low vitamin D. Learn the causes, the blood test and everyday habits that may help.

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  • Also called Low B12, B12 deficiency anaemia

    Vitamin B12 Deficiency Symptoms in Women

    Tiredness, pins and needles, a sore tongue and poor memory can be signs of low B12. Learn the causes, including vegetarian diets, and the tests.

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Pregnancy & postpartum

  • Also called Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy, Pregnancy sickness

    Morning Sickness

    Nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy are common. Learn the usual symptoms, gentle food habits that may help, and when sickness needs a doctor.

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  • Also called Tiredness after childbirth, Postnatal fatigue

    Postpartum Fatigue

    Feeling tired after having a baby is common. Learn the signs of postpartum fatigue, what may be behind it, and when to get medical help.

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Children

  • Also called Malnutrition in children, Undernutrition in kids

    Signs of Poor Nutrition in Children

    Slow growth, low energy and frequent illness can signal poor nutrition in children. Learn what to look for and when to see a paediatrician.

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About these guides

Can I use these guides to diagnose myself?
No. These guides explain common signs and when to see a doctor, so you can have a better-informed conversation with your healthcare provider. Many symptoms overlap between conditions, and only a qualified doctor can diagnose you — usually with an examination and tests.
How can a dietitian help with these symptoms?
A dietitian cannot diagnose or treat medical conditions, but can help you build realistic eating and lifestyle habits that support your wellbeing alongside your doctor’s care. At NariCareLife this starts with a 30-minute voice call, which includes a free 1-week diet plan.

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