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Can imbalanced hormones cause weight loss. i have lost 30lbs unintentionally in the last 5 months?
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Weight loss: Hormones, such as thyroid hormone, do affect your metabolism and therefore your weight. Any significant unexplained weight loss requires an evaluation by a physician.
Answered 8/18/2014
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