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  • Q&A with Australian Health Practitioners

    What is causing my weight loss?

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    From last 2 years I had 60 kg weight, height 1.6 meter and BMI 24.5 I am 52+ old woman. I was suffering Anorexia for nearly one year, then maintained physician and gastroenterologist prescription. I had GERD (gastro esophagus reflux disease), erosion in stomach and esophagus by endoscopy result. Now I'm okay, but lost 6 kg, now my weight is 54 kg, BMI 22.06. My blood sugar before fasting is 5.7 milimole in fasting time, and 5.3 milimole 2 hrs after getting sugar water.
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  • Clare Wolski

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    I'm Clare and I'm a passionate Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD). I love empowering people with good nutrition information so they can make the best decisions … View Profile

    Hi there, 

    Thanks so much for posting and sharing your question! It sounds like there has been alot going on for you in the last 2 years. I am glad to hear that you are feeling a bit better, but it can be concering to loose weight when you are not intenting to. 

    In order to answer your question effectively, a health professional would want to get a really good picture of you and your life. Weight change can depend on a number of factors including food choices, exercise, stress, sleep and underlying illness. 

    I would highly recommeded speaking to an Accredited Practising Dietitian who can help you to figure out your eneergy needs and practical ways of managing food and activity to prevent further weight loss. It would also be benficial to speak to your GP to rule out any illness as the cause of your unintentional weight loss. 

    I hope this is helpful. Feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss anything further!

    Clare Wolski 

    Accredited Practising Dietitian

    clare.wolski@healthyeatinghub.com.au

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