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I lost my appetite about a month ago. i've been forcing myself to eat, but have kept my weight. is there any reason for concern?
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See a doctor: Loss of appetite that has been ongoing for a month is a concern. It could be something simple like a stomach ulcer or it could be due to something more sinister. I would recommend you get a full workup done.
Answered 12/29/2016
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Should resolve: would see your primary care physician if it continues for a thorough evaluation
Answered 6/7/2017
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