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@waelawad My measurements are pretty close to yours though my height and weight are slightly different. My last bodpod had me around 29%, and I've lost since then, so I'm guessing that puts me close to the same body fat percent at this point. You look great! 22% shouldn't be out of reach!

@jcob Sure. Very possible. I do know that treatment with corticosteroids can cause severe body composition changes--as the steroids can lead to muscle wasting and result in increased body fat.

@dawn16 No, I had a prolactinoma on my pituitary gland.

@jcob I was in the state I was in after a long course of corticosteroids (nearly 9 months) during treatment for a tumor in my head.

@dawei7 So, I can totally identify. I had a bodpod scan done last year and found out I had a nearly-normal BMI and 40% body fat. I was, at the time, 30f, 152 lbs, 5'5". My RMR came out to be around 1100 calories. Sarcopenic obesity was new to me, but I'm glad to now have a name for this term...