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Loss Of Appetite, Heavy Sensation In Stomach, Unable To Eat, Nausea, Body Pain, Weight Loss. Causes And Treatment?
I m a 54 year old male. I exercise regularly and usually have a very healthy appetite (sometimes too healthy). All of a sudden one week ago I lost my appetite and have a strange, heavy sensation in my belly. A week ago I couldn t eat and almost felt nauseous and was feeling achy. I don t feel achy now but certainly don t feel my energetic self. I m eating a bit. I ve lost between 5 and ten pounds in one week. Should I be worried? Thanks
There is cause for concern. You should consult a gastroenterologist who can help diagnose the condition if you are having that much weight loss within a short span of time and have GI symptoms. You may also benefit from seeing a psychiatrist to vent out what is happening in your life in general so as to make sure there is nothing that can be attributed to a psychiatric cause. I hope this helped.
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Loss Of Appetite, Heavy Sensation In Stomach, Unable To Eat, Nausea, Body Pain, Weight Loss. Causes And Treatment?
Hi there ~ There is cause for concern. You should consult a gastroenterologist who can help diagnose the condition if you are having that much weight loss within a short span of time and have GI symptoms. You may also benefit from seeing a psychiatrist to vent out what is happening in your life in general so as to make sure there is nothing that can be attributed to a psychiatric cause. I hope this helped. Take care and have a lovely day!