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No appetite and swallowing problems with food in menopause, should i be concerned?
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See your doctor: If concerned about swallowing problems, it's best to see your physician for a thorough evaluation. There can be many causes -- some scary ones and some which are more easily dealt with. So rather than sitting there feeling concerned, take action and get yourself checked out. With best wishes for your health!
Answered 11/12/2013
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