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Decreasing Appetite: Should I Talk to My Neurologist?

pajamagirl

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My medication is making my appetite decrease significantly. Is it something I should address with my neurologist?

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    • mia_thermopolis

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      yes! definitelyyy discuss it with your neurologist! your body needs food to fuel itself. i’ve had the same issue: not feeling hunger. it made it easier to forget to eat, or i just didn’t want to eat at all. it made me have even lower energy than i already did…

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