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Your BMI is calculated by dividing your weight by your height and squaring the result. Your BMI score can help estimate whether you may be at risk for heart disease, diabetes and some cancers.
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A score of 30 or higher (or 27 or higher, according to some health agencies) signifies a possible risk of obesity, while a score of 35 or higher may signify a risk of morbid obesity. Be sure to share your BMI score with your doctor.
A score of 24.9 or lower is generally considered an indicator for good health.
Because every patient's symptoms and medical history are unique, we cannot offer personalized diagnosis and treatment advice. Please consult your physician for further information.
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View doctors specializing in primary care in San Diego.
Dr. Rhodaline Tootell
"The Sharp Experience means being part of a medical community that is dedicated to the wellness of our patients."
Dr. Patrick Yassini
"I treat my patients as I would family and dedicate my full time and attention that I feel they deserve."
Dr. Venu Prabaker
"I foster long-lasting, respectful relationships with my patients."
Dr. Jamie Lavender
"I provide respectful care and empower my patients to live healthy, happy lives."
Dr. Mary Pikus
"I believe it's important for patients to take an active role in their health care."
Dr. Iyabo Florence Daramola
"I believe that caring is healing."
Dr. Parmela Sawhney
"I strive to provide quality, holistic and personal health care."
Dr. Luis Sanchez
"I care about my patients. They will be seen whenever is needed, regardless of the time of the day."
Dr. Douglas Levey
"I strive to educate patients so they can make the best decisions for their health and well-being."
Dr. David Hall
"My mission is to assist patients in achieving optimal health and well-being."
Dr. Firas Gorges
"I strive to provide quality health care, and work with my patients to achieve positive results."
Dr. Brian First
"Quality care begins with a clear understanding of a patient's specific concerns."
