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My 2.6yrs daughter has lost appetite for last couple of weeks. i have taken her to the doctor and theres still no improvement. is there anything i can give her for appetite and gain strength again?
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Doctor can recheck: One can make an appointment for a recheck with her pediatrician. Usually such symptoms are related to temporary infections or environmental (home, school, people) changes, and by 3 three weeks after the start of symptoms, the symptoms have resolved. If symptoms persist, her doctor can do more evaluation for the less likely causes.
Answered 1/25/2020
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