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I am continually hungry and whatever i eat i don't put weight on. my thyroid function is normal and my blood sugar normal. i wake up early each day?
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Is your weight: Normal? If it is not then it is normal to be hungry as it is a body signal to be normal. Waking up early is normal for lots of people so i would not wory about that if you are getting enough sleep. How may hours are your sleeping? Do you have racing thoughts? Are your moods normal? You might have a condition a psychologist can help. I really need more information. Are you eating right? Exercise?
Answered 10/24/2013
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