Rapidly losing weight?
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anticlimactic_
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I know I should go to a doctor, I'm working on it, trust me. I've been rapidly losing weight for about two years now. Healthy weight for my age/height is around 130 pounds, and I've been struggling just to stay at 115. I've actually been eating more but still losing more weight. Is there anything I should be on the lookout for? Any possible sicknesses I may have? I'm tired of feeling weak and nauseous all the time, any help is greatly appreciated.
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You may be eating more, but are you tracking your calories? You need to be in a caloric surplus to gain weight.
If you are feeling weak and nauseous, it may be a good idea to visit your doctor like you said to check for any possible illness/sickness that may be leading to weight loss.0 -
see a dr and have them run blood tests for different things. could be a thyroid issue or something else.0
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There are a lot of diseases that can cause rapid weight loss and lethargy; thyroid issues, cancer, malnutrition, etc... you need to see a doctor to run test.0
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