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    BMI of 34 — What Does It Mean?

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    BMI of 34 — is it good or bad?

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    BMI 34 for Males and Females means
    Obese/Class I

    WHO adult scale (18+) · not for pregnancy · the same cut-offs for women and men · BMI does not tell muscle from fat

    UnderHealthyOverObese
    18.5
    25
    30
    35
    40
    34
    1445
    ↑ BMI

    9 above the healthy range (18.5 ≤ BMI < 25)

    WHO BMI categories (adults)

    BMIWeight Category
    BMI < 16Underweight/Severe thinness
    16 ≤ BMI < 17Underweight/Moderate thinness
    17 ≤ BMI < 18.5Underweight/Mild thinness
    18.5 ≤ BMI < 25Normal/Healthy Weight
    25 ≤ BMI < 30Overweight/Pre-obese
    30 ≤ BMI < 35Obese/Class I
    35 ≤ BMI < 40Obese/Class II
    BMI ≥ 40Morbid Obesity/Class III

    Screening, not a diagnosis. Children and teenagers 5–19 are read against WHO BMI-for-age; for many Asian populations WHO names lower action points, 23 and 27.5. Who the BMI scale applies to ↗ · sources: WHO, pregnancy — NHS

    BMI 34 at common heights

    cm · kgft/in · lbs
    150 cm · 76.5 kg
    ≈ 77 kg · BMI 34.22
    4'11" · 168.4 lbs
    155 cm · 81.7 kg
    ≈ 82 kg · BMI 34.13
    5'1" · 180 lbs
    160 cm · 87 kg5'3" · 192 lbs
    165 cm · 92.6 kg
    ≈ 93 kg · BMI 34.16
    5'5" · 204.3 lbs
    ≈ 204 lbs · BMI 33.94
    170 cm · 98.3 kg
    ≈ 98 kg · BMI 33.91
    5'7" · 217.1 lbs
    ≈ 217 lbs · BMI 33.98
    175 cm · 104.1 kg
    ≈ 104 kg · BMI 33.96
    5'9" · 230.3 lbs
    ≈ 230 lbs · BMI 33.96
    180 cm · 110.2 kg
    ≈ 110 kg · BMI 33.95
    5'11" · 243.8 lbs
    ≈ 244 lbs · BMI 34.03
    185 cm · 116.4 kg
    ≈ 116 kg · BMI 33.89
    6'1" · 257.7 lbs
    190 cm · 122.7 kg
    ≈ 123 kg · BMI 34.07
    6'3" · 272 lbs

    ft/in — nearest inch to the height in cm; the weight is computed for that inch.

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    BMI Table

    BMICategory
    32.4Obese/Class I
    32.5Obese/Class I
    32.6Obese/Class I
    32.7Obese/Class I
    32.8Obese/Class I
    33Obese/Class I
    33.1Obese/Class I
    33.2Obese/Class I
    33.3Obese/Class I
    33.4Obese/Class I
    33.5Obese/Class I
    33.6Obese/Class I
    33.7Obese/Class I
    33.8Obese/Class I
    33.9Obese/Class I
    34Obese/Class I
    34.1Obese/Class I
    34.2Obese/Class I
    34.3Obese/Class I
    34.4Obese/Class I
    34.5Obese/Class I
    34.6Obese/Class I
    34.7Obese/Class I
    34.8Obese/Class I
    34.9Obese/Class I
    35Obese/Class II
    35.1Obese/Class II
    35.2Obese/Class II
    35.3Obese/Class II
    35.4Obese/Class II

    FAQ

    BMI of 34 — is it good or bad?

    BMI 34 for Males and Females means Obese/Class I

    Is BMI of 34 dangerous?

    BMI of 34 falls into the "Obese/Class I" category. A BMI of 25 or more may indicate excess body weight. Consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

    What weight gives a BMI of 34?

    BMI is weight divided by height in metres squared, so it names a weight only once the height is fixed: at 170 cm (5 ft 7 in) a BMI of 34 means about 216.7 lb (98.3 kg). A taller person reaches the same BMI at a proportionally higher weight.

    Does a BMI of 34 mean the same for men and women?

    Yes — the WHO adult scale has no separate cut-offs by sex, so a BMI of 34 reads as "Obese/Class I" for both. Age is what changes it: the adult table starts at 18, while children and teenagers aged 5–19 are compared with age- and sex-specific reference values instead.