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A member asked:
If i'm concerned i'm underweight, how do i ask my gp. and is it a waste of an office visit if i can just use a scale at home?
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Underweight can be: a medical issue. You never waste your doc's time by sharing your concerns w/him or her, quite the opposite. He/she will examine you to make sure all is well. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/28/2016
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