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1.No, your normal.
2. You are overweight but just a teeny weeny bit. your bmi is 26.62 which means overweight. Im 5'0 and 140 and i have one number higher than yours. Bmi doesnt get it right. If you have a lot of muscle than the bmi doesnt work. You would need to calculate your body fat percentage. Thanx. Hoped that helped.
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