Body wt 145 lbs
body wt measured today. 126 lbs
weight loss. 145-126=19 lbs
percent weight loss. 19/145. *100=13.1%
it is more than 5% which is a matter of concern.
because unexplained weight loss may be the cause of underlying serious illnesses eg rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, overactive throid, imflammatory bowel disorder etc.
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