Normal weight variation
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I don't weight myself. Ever. You can tell if you're gaining weight by looking at yourself and whether your clothes are getting tighter or not. Weighing yourself on a chronic basis is an obsession -- the scale can't change your weight any. Now, weight issues haven't been a big part of my life except when I've been injured or from medication, and you probably have different issues.
Neck/Shoulder pain, Dizziness, shaking hands, fatigue, extreme sweating. I also have been losing weight. I am 5 ft. tall and weigh 99lbs. My thyroid test scores are as follows: T4 11.5, TSH 2.73, and Free T4 1.33. I would like to know if there is any chance this could be related to a thyroid problem?
I am 20yr male, height 5feet9inches and weight 72kgs, my problems is my NIPPELS are seem bigger than the normal male nipples, the other area of chest quite normal though, i do weight training so chest is kind of tonned but nipples r not in good shape, one more thing whenever they came in contact with something cold like water or sometimes after touching they become quite normal, isn't it weird? .
And it is understood there are broad ranges of aortic diameters sometimes listed as the normal size of the aorta spans a large variation of body sizes in the population and may be misleading regarding a given individual. It is important that every effort is made to determine the normal aortic diameter for each individual in order to detect the early stages of aortic expansion due to underlying aortic disease.
I've been on Weight Watchers for 3 weeks now and have been to the gym every day for 10 days. My starting weight was 221 and I'm now 219. At the gym I usually use the eliptical for about 45 minutes with my heart rate between 160 and 180 the whole time. Some days I do crunches and lift some low weight dumbbells (I'm not trying to build muscle, I just broke my arm last year and am trying to get it back to normal).
I have had high BP in the past (moderate, not very high) and also elevated cholesterol (total close to fine, but not a great ratio of good/bad) and very normal weight. Overall fit, good stamina. My doc advised me to be on BP and Statin drugs as pre-emptive therapy. My #'s have been great for years. Back to the annual work up: he's been doing the echo to measure my heart- primarily LV (filled) size which I understand to be a good early indicator of an emerging CM.
For your age, the heart rates you report are within normal limits. As to whether that degree of variation within a day is normal for you, that's something you need to discuss with your personal physician I'm afraid. Sorry I can't be of more help to you.
5 weeks before i checked my liver function test and total blood count.everything were normal except slight variation in cholestrol level,SGOT and the SGPT and bilirubin levels were high.the final impression under lab report was "mild hepatomegally".also i found myself to be overweight so i decided to reduce my weight by 8 kgs.after reducing my weight with proper controlled diet and regular excercise.stopped eating fried foods and non vegetarian food.
when I look at the internet, the information seems to push away from stress being a cause. For example, the american heart foundation says that stress doesn't directly cause heart disease, it makes people take up unhealthy habits which lead to heart disease. The same goes for the british heart foundation. In the uk, the outlook on stress has been changing dramatically over the last 3 years, lowering stress levels where possible.
I know its still pretty early but I know a few women who are a week or two behind and even ahead of me in their pregnancy. Most of them already have a pretty noticeable baby bump and admit to weight gain. This is my first pregnancy so I'm not sure if that's normal. Is it??
The range size for males is 9 to 22 cu cm.
Several studies have been done to determine what is a ‘normal’ variation between right and left arm. In general, any difference of 10 mm Hg or less is considered normal and not a cause for concern.
American Heart Association: "The fact that there are differences in right and left arm readings emphasizes the importance of measuring blood pressure in both arms initially to prevent the misdiagnosis of high blood pressure.
I would definitely ask your pediatrician to have her seen by a pediatric endocrinologist, it may indeed be early puberty, the dheas is a hormone that the adrenal gland makes and is a sign of early but almost normal variation of the adrenal gland maturation process that can occur in this age range in some kids.
Would like to discontinue it to see if I could drop the weight and determine if my cortisol level is within the Normal range. Understand that the ACTH test is the appropriate measure to determine same. (Is there another, reliable measure?). Current endocrinologist (#2) refuses to refer me for an ACTH. Even when I have seen her and am obviously struggling with very low energy, her reply is always, "Lose weight.
Though there's a great deal of variation from person to person, on average it seems to depend somewhat on which PEG you are doing. PEG IFN alpha 2a (Pegasys) has a branched PEG molecule and many report the peak of their sides to be 3-4 days after the shot. PEG IFN alpha 2b (Peg-Intron) has a much quicker onset with the peak seeming to come a day or two after the shot and diminishing right about the time Pegasys reachs it's peak.
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