“Is a loss of appetite common in chemotherapy patients?”
I am undergoing chemotherapy for my breast cancer. But, ever since I started with my therapy, I am losing my appetite. Is this normal?
3 Answers
No such thing as normal
Majority of women gain weight
Too much weight harmful beyond cosmetic self image which matters
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Current thinking is that a little weight loss and modest diet measures plus activity increase are good prognostically Meeting weight and diet goals needs a coach for many healthy people seeking fitness It should be no surprise that problems during therapy often need a doctor or doctor directed coach Fixable problems are the norm during cancer therapy
Majority of women gain weight
Too much weight harmful beyond cosmetic self image which matters
Weight loss appetite solutions successful for 90% available here our practice it is a bigger problem see a lot of cancer involving GI where weight loss is normal pressing and chronic debilitating concern because problems are our niche. Still 90% have correctable appetite weight loss. Education common mistakes accidental diet
Support meds from natural biological to hormones to mood energy to motility and malabsorption correction..
Current thinking is that a little weight loss and modest diet measures plus activity increase are good prognostically Meeting weight and diet goals needs a coach for many healthy people seeking fitness It should be no surprise that problems during therapy often need a doctor or doctor directed coach Fixable problems are the norm during cancer therapy
Very normal.
Yes, loss of appetite does happen. Often this is due to change of taste. However try to eat smaller meals. Perhaps change foods or texture.
