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Eating at night syndrome. i can't stop my self from eating at night. i eat highly carbohydrate food and sugar. any medication to stop appetite.
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Yes actually : there are medications.for.binge eating.and some lifestyle modification to help you. talk to your physician about this
Answered 3/24/2015
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