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Menpause for 8 yrs gained over 25 lb i lose 10 lb in 10 months without trying im 5'2 and 131 now was 141 is it normal to lose weight without trying ?
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No: you should see a doc to check your thyroid and other causes for unexpected weight loss
Answered 10/7/2017
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