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My husband has lost weight too fast. in the last 6 weeks he went from 186 to 168. should we be concerned?
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Yes: Weight loss of that amount, especially if it occurs for no clear cut reason, is worrisome. He needs to be seen by a medical doctor immediately.
Answered 9/28/2016
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