height and weight question?
336829
According to the CDC (center for disease control) age/BMI growth charts (the same ones your doctor uses and the only ones that are capable of telling you if you are under/over weight) you are in the 3rd percentile.  All that means is that 97% of kids your age weigh more than you.  Based on the math that the chart is based on anyone less than the 5th percentile is considered underweight.  Unlike what other people are telling you, this is a major concern right now because you are growing and are probably (if you haven't already) going through puberty and you need a lot of calories for this.  It seems to me that you are not getting enough calories, or you are working out so much that you are just burning everything off.  Either way I would recommend increasing your food intake, but make sure it is healthy food like fruits, veggies, whole grains and milk (skim or 1%).  As for the answer to the second part of your question there is no way to say how underweight you are as it depends on your body size and also the "normal" weight range is so large that if we compare you to someone who is in the 94th percentile for weight (still considered normal but the chart) you could be underweight by as much as 60 pounds, so that is not really a good question to ask.
616951
5'0-5'8 \n\nim not good at guessing weights, thinner build though but not a complete stick
353738
go to www.google.com and type in body mass index there will be a link that takes you to a page which will tell you what weight is healthy to have at your height
194308
As a rule of thumb, when I grew up we figured a decent weight was height (in cm) - 100. For your ideal weight you were supposed to subtract 10% if you're male and 15% if female. \nCompared to modern BMI standards this is a bit to generous - they expect you to be thinner, but it certainly worked well for me (when I am at my perfect BMI people desperately want to feed me, I am way too thin).  Since there are also differences in individual build, there is always more leeway than any of weight-height table seem to be willing to give you. \nJudging from personal experience, I feel that you're at worst SLIGHTLY overweight (but perhaps not at all). Fat or obese - NEVER.
984742
depends on your height and build
561468
If u have a problem regarding ur weight .... please see a good dietician . As far as height is concerned ..... do a lot of Stretching Exercises
305427
For your height you are overweight by 10 to 11 kgs. Your ideal body weight should be between 65 to 68 kgs.  Dieting &  exercise will bring down your weight.
527669
height-more things to consider than weight and age,....
874202
1. maybe 100lbs.\n2. 175lbs\n3. 26\n\nyou might also ask about height. cause 175lbs and being 4'2" would suck. so i'll help.\n\n4. height at age 15 - i think about 5'1" maybe. i dunno. \n5. height now - 6'2"\n-nny
471356
The ideal weight depends on the BMI (Body Mass Index) and that in turn depends on your weight and your height. Your weight is considered normal if your BMI is between 18.5 and 24.9. Going by that, you can be anywhere from 110-145lbs. Here is a link to calculate your BMI.\n\nhttp://nhlbisupport.com/bmi/\n\nRegards\n Vivek
205545
The ideal weight for your height is between 114 to 135. Sounds like your a little underweight. I wish I had that problem lol..
42957
When I was 16 I was about 5'8" and 105-110 lbs (10 years later I weigh about 125). Focus on staying healthy and in shape, don't worry about the weight. Some of us are made to be skinny.
217573
i have this height weight chart.How do i get the picture on this thing?Wait i'll check it out for u.\n\nhttp://www.healthchecksystems.com/heightweightchart.htm
507259
im pretty sure that is not overweight for your height!\n\n http://www.nhshealth.org/index.cfm?Action=Education.BMIQuiz\n\nuse that to calculate your bmi, but im certain you are not at all overweight, in fact i think thats quite light for your height!
619985
weight? It depends on your height.\nDo this: \n(Weight in pounds)/\n((height in inches)x(height in inches))\nand multiply all that by 703.\nExample: I'm 5'2" (girl) and weigh 110 lbs. So I'd do (110/(62x62))x703= 20.1, ideal.\nIf you're a male:\n        * Underweight: less than 20 (<20)\n        * Ideal: greater than or equal to 20 but less than 25 (≥20 but <25)\n        * Overweight: greater than or equal to 25 but less than 30 (≥25 but <30)\n        * Obese: greater than or equal to 30 (≥30)\nIf you're a female:\n        * Underweight: less than 16 (<16)\n        * Ideal: greater than or equal to 16 but less than 25 (≥16 but <25)\n        * Overweight: greater than or equal to 25 but less than 30 (≥25 but <30)\n        * Obese: greater than or equal to 30 (≥30)
996536
I'm 5'4" also, and I've been told that the proper weight is from 110-125 or so. If you have a small build, keep to the lower side, while a medium or larger build is fine at 130 or 135.
327960
5'4 about 130 lbs.  I don't really think that you are overweight.  But eating a good diet and moderate exercise.