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I am a 36 years old 6'5 male. i used to weigh 220 but now am 160 as i have steadily lost muscle mass for the past few years without trying to.
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Get seen: A 60 lb weight loss that is unexplained for the past year needs to be worked up.Labs and imaging studies.
Answered 3/17/2019
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