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Slowly dying malnourished
I am 21 years old and my ideal weight should be between 55-60kg but instead I only weigh 39.5kg and keep losing weight no matter how much I eat I'm having 3 meals a day plus snacks in between I eat my meat and veg bread and salad cheese and eggs cereal and milk etc. but am dropping weight like no tomorrow what do I do? Do I need to go to hospital or just go see a dr? I don't get much time for either really as I am caring for my 8 month old daughter I look like a skeleton and feel as if I'm dying
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Consult ur physician immediately. Contact me through practo direct consultation
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You need to connect with your family physician asap. He/ she may want to check for a over active thyroid, diabetes or other degenerate condition.
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Do not try to self diagnose but get help
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Please get your thyroid hormones levels checked, this may happen due to overactive thyroids.
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Have you been screened for degenerative diseases? If Yes, what is the report?
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