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Massive obesity is defined as having a body mass index (BMI) greater than 35. BMI is used to calculate body fat and can help you determine if you are at a healthy body weight for your height. Although BMI is not a perfect measurement, it does provide a general idea of ideal weight ranges for height.
When you eat food, your body uses the calories you consume to power itself. Even when you are at rest, your body requires calories to pump your heart or digest food. If those calories are not used, they are stored as fat by the body. If you continue to consume more calories than your body can use during daily activities and exercise, your body will store fat. Obesity and morbid obesity are the results of your body storing too much fat.
The meaning of obesity in Urdu is 'Motaapa'.
Obese people may experience the following symptoms:
Severe obesity symptoms include:
Some factors can increase the likelihood of developing obesity. Examples are:
Treatment
If a person has severe obesity or obesity-related complications, a doctor may:
If other options fail to address any complications, such as type 2 diabetes and other features of metabolic syndrome, they may recommend bariatric surgery.
Obesity and morbid obesity are both profound and potentially fatal conditions. Obesity prevention requires a healthy lifestyle that includes a nutritious diet and regular exercise.
Morbidly obese people should avoid "fad" diets and instead focus on changing their eating habits. Recommendations include:
Physical activity is beneficial to one's overall health and is especially important when trying to lose weight. To start losing weight, you must engage in moderate to vigorous exercise for at least three hours per week. Vigorous activity significantly raises your heart rate. Before beginning any vigorous exercise programs, consult with your doctor.