Do I eat more calories for calories burned during exercise?

if you update your exercise, it should automatically add the calories you burned into your daily food chart.

Are you using a HRM (heart rate monitor)? If so, yeah, pretty much. I eat about 1/2 to 3/4 of my exercise calories.

If you're going on what MFP says, be careful because some of the readings from that are grossly exaggerated.

Yes you should eat your exercise calories. Make sure your net calories is as close to 1900. MFP has me set on 1200, so when I work out, I eat almost all my exercise calories because I don't want to have a net under 1200 and go into starvation mode. Remember, MFP has you already set up with a defecit.

Is there anyway to keep MFP from subtracting the workout calories burned? I only ask because my Dr. has advised me to not eat them back, Again I am only doing this under close monitoring by my Dr. and would recommend you speaking with your Dr. before you do this. Every situation is different so there is not a blanket answer to this thread.

Are you sure the doctor understands that exercise isn't taken into account when MFP calculates the base calories? I'm all for taking the advice of health care providers, but they do need to have all the facts.

Yes his assesment has nothing to do with the amounts recommended by MFP, but by those he deems appropriate for my situation.

We have gone over the reports generated by MFP for diet and exercise over the past 90 days and we talked at length about the subtraction of workout calories, the direct question was " how many of the exercise calories do I need to eat back" His answer is I want you eating X number of calories a day total I do not want you re eating the calories you burn during workout, your total intake should not exceed X number of calories per day.

This is why I made sure that i recommended speaking with your Dr. since this is a little out of the ordinary and is only for my personal situation.