No results in 5 months...should I give up?

kimny72

Checking thyroid function is typically a good idea if weight loss seems more difficult than it should be. But weight loss SHOULD be difficult for OP considering she is already in the bottom half of the healthy weight range and aiming for underweight. I fear that this would just be another rabbit hole for her to worry her way down.

It took me a year to lose my last 5-10 lbs, and I was still in the upper half of the range. There was nothing physically wrong with me, it was just hard. Not as much wiggle room, and a fine line to balance properly fueling with a meaningful deficit.

Hanibanani2020

You got the answers on every single post you’ve ever made. The answers don’t change. The fact that you don’t like the answers isn’t anyone’s problem but yours.

PAV8888

Hmmm. Something that is always automatically assumed to have been handled by the OP... missing period.... peeing on a stick?

Noreenmarie1234

PAV8888 wrote: »

Hmmm. Something that is always automatically assumed to have been handled by the OP... missing period.... peeing on a stick?

I guarantee her missing period is due to severely restricting intake when she is already at the bottom of a healthy weight.

kimny72

PAV8888 wrote: »

Hmmm. Something that is always automatically assumed to have been handled by the OP... missing period.... peeing on a stick?

I'm pretty sure she said when she went thru a period of eating more it came back in one of her other threads

party_lots99

OP. Please go to a doctor. You sound very close to having an eating disorder and it’s concerning. You’ve made multiple posts all saying the same thing. You are not overweight and are actually losing more will place you in the underweight category. You are restricting calories and exercising a lot. Your period is starting to stop. This isn’t good and isn’t healthy. I’m imploring you to
Please seek help from a doctor about your issues surrounding your body and your weight.