My CBC, ESR, CRP, TSH, T3, T4, HbA1c, complete urinalysis, and abdominal ultrasound results are all normal.
Could this be due to anxiety, or should I undergo further tests?
With your CBC, thyroid, sugar, inflammation markers and ultrasound all coming back normal, anxiety or a quiet shift in your eating, sleep or activity is a common explanation for unexplained weight loss. It isn't the only possibility though.
Next Steps
Track your actual food intake and weight weekly for a month, and tell your physician about any stress, low mood or appetite changes you've noticed. If the weight keeps dropping despite these normal results, further checks such as a stool test or chest X-ray can help rule out other causes.
Health Tips
See your doctor in person if the weight loss continues, since repeated normal tests don't rule out every cause.
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