normal weight range female

This app is always telling me that my weight is "below normal range" and i hate it!!!! It makes me feel bad. I eat healthy and i feel like I finally got my appetite back and started gaining some weight.

You use the formula BMI = mass/height squared. For you to be within normal range your BMI should be within 18 and 25. If less you are underweight, if higher you are overweight or heading to obese.

There is no normal range with thyroid, every person has an optimal range where the have no symptoms, the problem today with thyroid is that many mds still use an old reference range for TSH as an example, some go by .05 to 5.5, some 0.4 to 4.5 and the better one use .03 to 3.

ve been logging my labs over the past 17 months, and noticed some trends. Everything is within normal range (though often on the low end), but many numbers are declining. For example: WBC 9 5.6 6 4.8 4.8 RBC 4.09 3.78 3.82 3.84 3.8 Hemoglobin 12.9 12 11.9 12 11.

Hello.I'm in the normal;healthy range?I'm 1_70 meters tall and my age is 16 years old.My weight is 64 kg.Should i start a diet?

Check if according to the lab where it was done the testosterone level is inn normal range or not. The normal range varies from lab to lab. You need to consult an endocrine specialist to rule out these problems. Treatment can be laser removal, hormone therapy and local creams.Hope this helps. It is difficult to comment beyond this at this stage. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted. Take care!

Was cortisol ever tested? Elevated DHEA and weight gain etc. are all sounding more along the lines of Cushing's disease. The thyroid can do all sorts of things - there is a medication to take to slow it down - and you will feel much better. Pop over to the thyroid board and ask and they will advise you. Have they tested antibodies? Graves sounds likely. Are you asking how to counteract DHEA? DHEA is a precursor hormone - they need to test your LH, FSH, testosterones, estrogens etc.

Hi there...I hope I've seen your post in time... In one word: No... normal on a lab report isn't always normal for you... We're all different and need different levels of hormones to feel well. We really need the reference ranges for the Free T4, since ranges vary from lab to lab, but comparing your Free T4 to ranges we, typically, see, we can figure that it's pretty low in the range. Your TSH is also low in the range.

I recently had my TSH and T4 levels checked. My T4 was within normal range (1.05), but my TSH was 5.480, which showed in the lab results to be higher than normal range. My Ob-Gyn said that there was no reason to treat me for a thyroid issue, but should I be concerned about the high TSH?As far ashaving symptoms of thyroid problems, I am overweight, slow to lose weight when I try,and tired ALL the time.

My bloodwork done by an endo is in normal range TSH 1.3 (0.3-4.2) T4 1.0 (.6-1.6) and T3 2.7 (2.0-4.4).....I have a large goiter also. In my quest to find out why I cannot lose weight I have discovered all of this as well as a trip to the rheumotologist for a + ANTI CARDIOLIPIN, + ANA double strained which indicates lupus without a real diagnosis. My vitamin D is low (taking 2 supplements per day) and my cholesterol is high. (taking fish oil to try to control the cholesterol)...

I am a 34 year old female with persistent symptoms of hypothyroidism: fatigue, decreased ability to concentrate, freezing cold all the time (when everyone around me is warm), increased frequency of periods, occasional numbness in toes and hands, hair loss, dry flaky skin and skin problems, anxiety and mild depression (which is being treated), inability to lose weight despite increased (forced despite complete lack of energy) activity and decreased appetite.

You didn't state your height and weight!! http://www.fitnessmagazine.com/body-mass-index-sub/?ordersrc=googlesearch65936How-Much-Should-I-Weigh_test&gclid=CMWn5_nco8QCFWkS7AodrFoAmg Although the BMI ranges are the same for men and women, at the same BMI, women usually have more body fat than men.

So I'm142lbs and in my 27th week. Is that normal/good to be that weight? I feel as if I shouldn't weigh that much yet.

Feel like I could be hypo... I know my antibodies are in NORMAL RANGE but what does that mean??? Should there be follow up tests????? My mom had hyper thyroid and thyroid issues run in the family... I just don't feel right.... test results esr is 11 range .20 mm/hr tsh 2.858 range .350-5.500 ulu/ml free t4 1.11 range .89-1.76 ng/dl free t3 3.4 range 23-4.2 pg/ml anti tg 41 anti tpo 44 range <61 tg 12.

But I think the idea of muscle mass was vaguely put out there so I am going to follow those intentions. Technically, nadanichuirrin, you are still in a normal healthy weight range for your height, but are you healthy? You may know that muscle weighs more than fat. If you are concerned about your weight, look at your exercise habits and see if there's anything you want to change. Do you balance your exercise with cardio and weight training? Do you balance your diet with all the food groups?

8 pounds, you are not overweight, by any means. According to standard height/weight charts, a female of your height should weigh between 129 and 170, depending on your frame size. The fact that you aren't losing weight, could indicate that your body is trying to protect itself, by slowing metabolism.

Normal weight range female

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