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Thyronormalcy.loss of appetite.inch loss
My report says thyronormalcy..blood sugar fasting is 104.8...
However, i am developing symptoms of Weight Gain.. but inch loss...loss of appetite... insomnia and increased thirst...
I dont eat junk food... walk daily also ... active in doing all work ... still weight is 93 kg now and waist is 36 inches ...and still decreasing..
Not able to understand..what is it.. kindly suggest
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Your fasting blood sugar is borderline. It's better if you have it below 100. This will go down only once your weight goes down. What you are facing I think is Insulin resistance.
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