Standard weight for girls 170cm tall

Normal people have a set of calculation standards for their weight. People can calculate it based on their height. If they find that the weight they calculated is too different from their actual weight, they can make certain changes to their daily life and diet based on their actual situation. Especially people who are too obese must lose weight, otherwise it will increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.

When your body weight exceeds 50% of the standard body weight, it is called severe obesity. Obesity is also known as obesity disease, and its English name is obesity. Currently, obesity has become a public health problem throughout the world. The International Obesity Task Force (TOTF) points out that obesity will become the biggest killer threatening human health and life satisfaction in the new century.

The harm of obesity to the human body: increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity affects the function of the digestive system, obesity affects the function of the endocrine system, obesity increases the risk of cancer, in addition there are also joint soft tissue damage, decreased reproductive ability and psychological disorders.

Normal human weight calculation method:

1. Standard weight for adults: (height cm-100 cm) 90% = standard weight (kg). When the body weight exceeds the standard weight by 10%, it is called overweight; when it exceeds the standard weight by 20%, it is called mild obesity; when it exceeds the standard weight by 30%, it is called moderate obesity; when it exceeds 50%, it is called severe obesity.

Standard weight for children: (age 2) + 8 = standard weight (kg). When the body weight exceeds the standard weight by 10%, it is called overweight; when it exceeds the standard weight by 20%, it is called mild obesity; when it exceeds the standard weight by 30%, it is called moderate obesity; when it exceeds 50%, it is called severe obesity.

The difference between secondary obesity and simple obesity is that secondary obesity is obesity caused by disease. Secondary obesity is a type of disease caused by endocrine disorders or metabolic disorders, accounting for about 2% to 5% of the obese population. Although it also has the characteristics of excessive fat deposition in the body, it still has the clinical symptoms of primary diseases as the main manifestation, and obesity is only one of the important symptoms of this type of patients. This type of patients will also have various other clinical manifestations, mostly manifested as increased corticosteroids, hypothyroidism, hypogonadism and other diseases.