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Q&A – At what point does “unexplained weight loss” become “substantial unexplained weight loss”?
I know that one of the symptoms of some illnesses is “substantial unexplained weight loss”. I’ve lost 10-15 pounds recently without trying at all, but I’m also aware that my lifestyle has changed a lot recently (done with college, basically), so I’m not sure whether to even pay attention to it.
I weighed around 135 before college and got up to 175 during college, and now I’m at 160, so I’m thinking I have a long way to go before I need to start worrying or caring.
Over about two months, Max, so a fair amount of time. And nope, no risk for HIV here I’m glad to say.
At what point does “unexplained weight loss” become “substantial unexplained weight loss”?
What do you think? Answer below!
Sounds like your diet or your activity level has changed since you are no longer in college. If you were only 135 before you started college, then it sounds like you don’t have anything to worry about.
On the other hand, a substantial weight loss is one of the signs of HIV. If you participated in any homosexual activities or intravenius drug use while in college, then HIV is a definate possibility. If you didn’t, then I’m sure you are OK and the weight loss is just being caused by your change in lifestyle.
How long is the 10-15 pounds across?
It might just be your caloric intake and your activity level changing.