Normal weight per age
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2 (Normal); T4, Total is 8.2 (Normal); T3 Uptake is 28 (Normal); T4, Free, Calculated is 2.3 (Normal); and my T3, TOTAL is 217 (Normal).
Up until I reached menopause I was taking 4 grains of Armour Thyroid, since age 10. I was in an 11-year study at Children's Hospital, as my Father and I had the same problem, and they told me that I would have to take the 4 grains per day the rest of my life.
From what I found there are different norms for adults, children and infants. The adult normal for Adults is 15-45 micrograms per deciliter (mcg/dL) or 11-32 micromoles per liter (mcmol/L).
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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?
His weight is between the 25-10th percentile and his height is on the 10th percentile for his age. He is in the growth chart which is considered normal. He is on the smaller side of normal, however, it maybe genetic. Is there a family history of small male stature? Based on his weight / age, he should be consuming approximately 1800 calories per day as recommended the following; Fruits (limit fruit juices) = 1.5 cups; Vegetables 2.
The number of calories you need/day is a calculation, based on your current weight, height and age, then adjusted for activity level. It can't be just an arbitrary figure picked out because it sounds reasonable.
Your diet doesn't look like you're getting enough healthy fat and you might be getting too much sugar in the form of fruit. Soy has been found to adversely affect thyroid function in some individuals. Adequate thyroid function is necessary for proper metabolism.
Her weight is on the 10th percentile for her age which indicates her weight is in the growth chart and normal for her age. You stated she has one kidney. Was she born with one kidney or was one removed recently? If it was removed recently, what was the cause? Sorry for the questions, however, it will help me to answer your question properly. Thank you.
Adrenarche is what you are talking about, the adrenal gland kicks in a little earlier than normal giving us some expression of normal but annoying male hormones causing body odor, pubertal hair growth and some advancement of bone maturity, however, obesity itself can advance the bones as well and I would seriously look at the weight to be sure that the weight is controlled well, rapid weight gain and increased insulin production can also stimulate bone maturation and also adrenarche is influenc
If you are walking 3 to 6 miles per day solely for the purpose of losing weight, consider cutting back to about 2 to 3 miles per day. That will be enough to maintain health without making your body think that it needs to operate at maximum energy efficiency. If you need to walk that much for other reasons, then do what you need to do, but change the kind of food you eat. No sugar, no junk food, no soda pop, and cook your own meals from groceries.
Bone age tells me we have another year at least of growth, thyroid is normal, they need to assess celiac antibodies, cbc, cmp, and somatomedin C level, the thyroid varies with the lab and is specific to each lab so don't follow the aace recs when interpreting.
Repeat growth measurements every 4 months will help to assess growth velocity. He may just have a spurt again, how about puberty exam and the rest, has he lost weight?
What else is going on diet wise and exercise wise?
As an infant, his front fontanelle was wide open until he was over 2. Around 3 years ago he started going through tremendous unexplained weight gain along with night sweats and insomnia. He can gain upward of 14 pounds per year and eats far less than the other children in our family. We took him to an endocrinologist last year who basically said he is just unlucky and can't eat like other children (I tried to explain he eats less than others).
In order to lose weight, you need your calorie intake to be less than your total daily calories burned. You can use calorie calculator to estimate the calories you need to consume each day. The best way to lose weight is through proper diet and exercise. Try not to lower your calorie intake by more than 1,000 calories per day, and try to lower your calorie intake gradually.
I had cataract surgey in 11/2011 at age 55 and the eye specialist said that I also appeared to have Grave's disease.
I went to my PCP and had testing 3/2012:
Nuclear medicine thyroid scan: dx thyromegaly with marked increase uptake in six and 24 hours (31.5% and 45.6%).
Blood work:
TRAb 2.90
Thyroglobulin 60.3 out of reference range of 1.3-31.6
TSH was 0.04
Free T4 was normal at 1.39 in a reference range of 0.40 - 1.
At 13, most teenagers are well into puberty and may be in the middle of or about to embark on growth spurts. Their height and weight may go through many changes in their teen years.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, the average height for a 13-year-old girl is 5'1 3/4". Girls' normal height can range from 4'11 1/4" at the 10th percentile to 5' 5 3/4" at the 90th percentile.
I am male and 29 and I weigh 282lbs I walk 2 miles every day as part of a self imposed weight loss program this causes me to burn about 400 calories. I am only consuming about 1000 to 1300 calories / day. Is this safe or am I doing more harm than good.
Hi, your BMI should be less than 25 in order to make it normal. You are in overweight category. Your max heart rate could be approx 220 minus your age. Your target HR would be around 150-160 for your age. You should achieve your target heart rate slowly. The fact is that brisk walking will be sufficient to loose weight buy slowly. Until you achieve target heart rate you would not loose weight more than a slow pace. Please add some jogging to your brisk walking schedule.
Her weight is below the 5th percentile and her height is just below the 25th percentile for her age. Have you pumped to check your breast milk production? At 10 months old she does not need to be breast feeding every 3 hours. Guideline for a 9-12 month old child should eat the following: Breast-milk or Formula (6-8oz) 3-5 feedings a day, Dairy 1 serving a day – cheese (1/2 oz) or yogurt (1/2 cup).
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