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I have a extreme loss of appetite... I know that my stomach is empty and i need to eat, but I just do not feel like eating... Sometime I ll try and eat and feel as if I m going to throw up... I ve just turned 30 years of age and I ve been battling with my weight for a long time...
Loss of appetite is almost always seen elderly adults, and no physical cause may be found.There are different cause: -negative emotions such as sadness, depression. -Cancer can also cause decreased appetite.:
Colon cancer Ovarian cancer Stomach cancer Pancreatic cancer Other causes of decreased appetite include: Inflammation of liver Chronic liver disease Chronic kidney failure Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Dementia Heart failure Hepatitis HIV Hypothyroidism Pregnancy (first trimester) Use of certain medications, including antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, codeine, and morphine Use of street drugs, including amphetamines (speed), cocaine, and heroin Take care Dr.Sagar Shrivastva
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What Causes Severe Loss Of Appetite?
Loss of appetite is almost always seen elderly adults, and no physical cause may be found.There are different cause: -negative emotions such as sadness, depression. -Cancer can also cause decreased appetite.: Colon cancer Ovarian cancer Stomach cancer Pancreatic cancer Other causes of decreased appetite include: Inflammation of liver Chronic liver disease Chronic kidney failure Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Dementia Heart failure Hepatitis HIV Hypothyroidism Pregnancy (first trimester) Use of certain medications, including antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, codeine, and morphine Use of street drugs, including amphetamines (speed), cocaine, and heroin Take care Dr.Sagar Shrivastva