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I lost around 2.3kgs while sleeping yesterday, is this normal? Yesterday i had frequent urination.
Yesterday my weight at evening was 67.8, today morning it was 65.5. I am scared!
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Calibration of measuring devices needs to be rechecked
Else detailed evaluation is needed
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Consultation is advisable
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Its error in machine or calculation....
Don't worry much
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No this is not possible
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There hase to be some error in weight calculation.. Yes more than normal urine may cause dehydration.. But could it leads to such a weight loss. I don't think it's possible
Weight difference between fasting and post meal around. 7 =1 kg
In ur case its more than 2 kg.. There has to be error in weight calculation
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