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I lost 10 lbs and the more i lose the harder it gets cuz my appetite is growing n its hard to control! i can never feel full anymore. any ideas why?
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Eating problem: At your age am concerned that you may have an eating problem. Best to start with your doctor, who can get you to someone who can help.
Answered 10/29/2017
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