What should I check if I suddenly lose weight?

If a person suddenly becomes thin, there must be something wrong with some part of the body. For example, gallstones, osteoporosis, anemia, hematuria, etc. can cause a person to suddenly lose weight. In this case, it is best to do a full body examination, such as endocrine, respiratory, reproductive system, etc., and then treat the disease according to the disease and find a solution as soon as possible so that you can have a healthy body.

1. Reasons why people suddenly lose weight

1. Gallstones: People who are too thin generally do not consume enough calories, so the fat deposited in the body tissues is consumed faster, and cholesterol also moves with it, causing its content in the bile to increase. The bile then becomes viscous, crystals precipitate and settle to form stones.

2. Osteoporosis: People who are too thin have insufficient estrogen levels in their bodies, which affects the binding of calcium to bones and makes it impossible to maintain normal bone density. Therefore, they are prone to osteoporosis and fractures.

3. Anemia: People who are too thin generally have the problem of unbalanced nutritional intake. They do not take in enough hematopoietic substances such as iron, folic acid, and vitamin B12. Because they eat less, their basal metabolic rate is lower than that of ordinary people, so their gastrointestinal motility is slower and gastric acid secretion is less, which affects the absorption of nutrients and leads to anemia.

4. Hematuria: People who are too thin have insufficient fat content in their bodies, which causes this layer of connective tissue to become loose and muscle strength to weaken, making it impossible to provide the kidneys with external muscle protection. Therefore, the kidneys are prone to sag and cause internal venous blood infiltration, hematuria, and often accompanied by lower back pain.

2. What should be checked if a person is thin?

Whole body scan: Thermal tomography technology is a comprehensive examination that can perform detailed tests on all organs in the body. According to clinical data statistics, thermal tomography technology has examined more than 500 diseases, involving almost every system of the human body, including disease types of all tissues and organs in the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, nervous, endocrine, reproductive, urinary and immune systems. It can detect diseases at an early stage, evaluate the effectiveness of subsequent treatments, and assist in developing better treatment plans.