Swelling of the face and whole body after delivery, along with thyroid problems, obesity, and uterine fibroids, may sometimes be connected through hormonal imbalance, fluid retention, weight changes, and metabolic disturbances. Hypothyroidism can especially cause swelling, tiredness, weight gain, constipation, and body heaviness because the body?s metabolism slows down. Pregnancy and delivery can also trigger or worsen thyroid imbalance in some women. Obesity and hormonal changes may increase the chance of developing or worsening uterine fibroids, while poor sleep, stress and lowered physical activity after delivery may further alter weight and fluid retention. Management usually focuses on correcting thyroid hormone levels, controlling weight gradually, improving diet, reducing salt intake, and monitoring fibroid-related symptoms such as heavy bleeding or pelvic pain. Regular walking, proper sleep, hydration, and balanced nutrition may also help gradually improve swelling and energy levels. Consult your doctor if swelling becomes severe, breathing difficulty develops, bleeding increases, or blood pressure rises, because postpartum swelling and hormonal problems may sometimes require closer medical evaluation.