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Results 1 - 7 of 7 for Healthy teen weight loss
  1. ... be a health problem. For most children and teens: A healthy weight is a BMI between the 5 th and ... may also be used to find out if weight-loss efforts are working. ... higher BMI stays in the healthy range, weight gain from fat can still increase ...
  2. ... such as: Fatigue Weakness Decreased appetite and/or weight loss Children and teens may need FSH testing if puberty seems to ...
  3. ... such as: Fatigue Weakness Decreased appetite and/or weight loss For children and teens: LH testing may be needed if puberty seems ...
  4. ... if your blood sugar levels are in a healthy range. It is often used to help diagnose and monitor ... that don't heal Weight loss when you're not trying to lose weight ...
  5. ... Frequent urination Increased hunger Fatigue Blurred vision Unexplained weight loss Sores that are slow to heal Numbness or ... and making lifestyle changes. These include eating a healthy diet , losing weight, and increasing exercise. If you've been diagnosed ...
  6. ... hands or feet Sores that don't heal Weight loss when you're not trying to lose weight If you are pregnant, you will likely have ...
  7. ... mental alertness or being very sleepy Vomiting Headache Loss of ... growing taller or gaining weight as expected Lack of muscle tone (limp muscles) ...