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A member asked:
I don't have uti, diabetes, and hiv. why have i been loosing so much weight since fourteen years ago and not gaining my weight back please??
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See a doctor: There are many possible causes of unintentional weight loss other than the ones you mention. (HIV and diabetes could do this, but UTI usually would not.) There is no way to even guess at the cause in your case. See a doctor.
Answered 1/29/2018
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