The phrase "abnormal weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, fitness, or medical discussions to describe a weight that is significantly different from what is considered normal or healthy.
Example: "The doctor advised her to consult a nutritionist due to her abnormal weight, which could lead to health complications."
Alternatives: "unusual weight" or "atypical weight".
As it stands, clinicians must wait a year or two before an abnormal weight trajectory becomes apparent.
The report also said inadequate staffing has contributed to an increase in severe bedsores, malnutrition and abnormal weight loss among nursing home residents.
Study: Mothers and children who are overweight fail to recognize abnormal weight, which may lead to distorted perceptions of what is acceptable and healthy.
In a report to Congress based on eight years of exhaustive research, the Clinton administration says that understaffing has contributed to an increase in the incidence of severe bedsores, malnutrition and abnormal weight loss among nursing home residents.
The fewer nurses and nurses' aides on staff, the less individual attention the 1.6 million frail elderly residents get, the more bedsores, malnutrition, abnormal weight loss and depression they suffer, and, in all probability, the faster they die.
It also contributes to abnormal weight gain and a myriad of health problems.
Crooked at the middle joint like the head of a hammer, the offending digit created an excruciating pain sandwich in which the toe blistered its own knuckle by rubbing against the tops of my dress shoes while simultaneously subjecting my straight toes to abnormal weight-bearing pressure.
It develops in areas of abnormal weight-bearing and friction caused by diabetic foot deformities, and can eventually lead to ulceration and deeper infection.
Determining the variations of microbial communities in feces may be beneficial for the identification of specific profiles in patients with abnormal weights.
Rates of obesity are increasing in children in the UAE; children who are obese are far more likely to have abnormal weights as adults.
According to the classification of the IOTF, 72% of children had abnormal weights and 28% had normal weights; 94 children were underweight (BMI 11.3-14.7), 93 children were overweight (BMI 17.2-19.5); 55 children were obese (BMI 19.2-28.0); and 94 children were normal weight (BMI 14.1-17.5).
