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Weight gain is common during menopause, but it doesn’t necessarily mean all women will see the numbers on the scale go up. Here's what you need to know.

Sleep apnea may lead to weight gain by disrupting sleep, affecting hunger hormones, slowing metabolism, and more. Lifestyle changes often help.

Many factors can alter how your body stores fat, processes calories, or retains fluids. Below we discuss some of the many reasons behind rapid weight gain.

Everything you need to know about how creatine does—and doesn't—make you gain weight.

However, like all prescription medications, antidepressants can cause side effects, with weight gain being one of the most obvious.

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While the bulk (pun intended) of news coverage these days is focused on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic that cause weight loss, licensed pharmacist Dr. Kati Forbes told The Post four medications are notor… ...

Here we outline some more commonly known causes behind unexpected weight gain to help you better treat it.

Weight gain during your period is caused by hormonal changes. Dietary changes, such as reducing salt and eating more complex carbs, can help reduce the symptom.

Doctors say GLP-1s are not approved as a prevention method for menopause weight gain. Here's how to manage the weight changes, and when Ozempic might be right.