Doctor checkup?
I (21) haven't had a health check-up in ages and need to go again soon. Since the last time, I've gained some weight and am now slightly overweight (97 kg/180 cm).
I have trouble hiding my belly, and I have stretch marks and a bit of a wobbly body when I walk, so it's hard to deny that I've gained some weight. What can I say? I actually want to gain more weight, or rather, not lose weight, because I'm not that fat yet. I know people who weigh 130 kg or more. I don't really have any problems either, just a bit unathletic, etc.
So what can I honestly say if the topic comes up?
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Erm… the truth of course. If you want to be treated properly, you don’t tell your doctors a fairy tale.
Do not think that the doctor says a lot, 100 kilos to 1.80 m are normal average for guys nowadays. That’s the doctor used to. So don’t worry about it.
Simply say you have taken bite and not more
Hello your question is illogical, it seems embarrassing to you to go to the doctor, on the other hand you want to become even thicker. then next time it’s embarrassing
It’s not embarrassing. Isn’t a secret if the belly is visible under my shirts, etc. I just need these fitness speeches not
then don’t ask when it doesn’t matter to get fat.
What do you want to say? You’ve gotten up and done…
if you don’t want to change anything, no doctor can do something
“So what can I honestly say if the subject comes up?”
You say how it is: “Dear Mr. Doctor, my health is so bad to me and I will continue to eat until the heart attack.”
I don’t even weigh 150
That’s why I wrote “further.”
Oh, yes, we agree