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emmaverybo

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3. Can you find a supplement you might like? Could be your Med plan would pay for it. If you are on

Reply to Lady Freedom Returns (Original post)

Thu Sep 5, 2019, 04:26 PM

Sep 2019

anti-depressants, certain of them suppress appetite while others can help stimulate. Hope you can
see your doctor about this. Realize many don’t deal with nutrition, just not on their radar. Fight for
help with this though.

I am no doctor, but experience has shown me the importance of getting enough nutrition, especially when dealing with medical conditions.

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I have zero apatite. [View all] Lady Freedom Returns Sep 2019 OP

Loss of appetite is common with depression....just force yourself and virgogal Sep 2019 #1

Are you deliberately drinking water? irisblue Sep 2019 #2

Drinking water has been no problem. Lady Freedom Returns Sep 2019 #4

Can you find a supplement you might like? Could be your Med plan would pay for it. If you are on emmaverybo Sep 2019 #3

Would something like Ensure help you get vitamins and nutrients? CaptYossarian Sep 2019 #5

A friend has had MS for ages. She doesn't do a medical treatment, but read all she could and uses Karadeniz Sep 2019 #6

Easy ways to increase your appetite. Amanda Cerny Sep 2019 #7

Have you tried? micDROP Dec 2019 #8

It's normal for me. Stryst Apr 2020 #9