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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you are not close to the weight needed for semaglutides. A BMI of 30 is considered obsese. You need to have a BMI of 27.2 or higher to be considered for semaglutides for weight reduction. Your BMI is 19.6, so you are well below the target weight for those who get prescribed semaglutides for weight. To give you an idea, at your height, you would need to be 173+ before they would recommend semaglutides. And for those who consider her underweight, based on the CDC BMI tables, 18.5 is considered underweight and she is 19.6 which is considered the low side of normal range. She's close. 118 would be considered underweight. So, OP is trying to get to within 2 pounds of what is considereed underweight. OP, you should really reconsider. Your target weight is borderline underweight. If you feel you need to get to 120, then you should consult with a doctor to find out why you want to get to an unhealthy weight. That weight is not recommended and you should reconsider. You are currently at a healthy weight. Do not push it.[/quote] This is the most sensible and non hyperbolic post I think I have ever read on this web forum! OP's current weight it fine. I am 5ft 7in and 122lb and that is the best weight for my very small frame, once it hit 126ish and more my blood pressure goes up and I have jiggly upper and inner thighs and arms. Hard to see in my clothes but I notice unclothed.[/quote] I see your body dysmorphia must affect your reading comprehension.[/quote] Being naturally small framed is ok. Tell my PCP and other docs that I am at a unhealthy weight, they are not going to tell me oh you need to gain 5 to 10 pounds for no reason at all. [/quote]
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