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Have no appetite sometimes what could be the reason?
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Decreased appetite: Causes for decreased appetite include the following: Addison's disease, biliary duct stricture, biliary neoplasm, blind loop syndrome, inflammory bowel disease, Chron's disease, liver disease, elevated glucose, SIADH, Tumor, B12 defficiency, Irritable bowel, high calcium, abdominal tumor, Wegner's granulomatois.
Answered 11/8/2019
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