Weakness Because Of Less Hunger - Feeling Too Cold And Not

Weakness because of less hunger

Asked for Female, 55 Years

Feeling too cold and not feeling hungry not interest ed to eat any kind of food

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Dr. Manu N A

Addiction Psychiatrist 8 yrs exp Thrissur

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Hi, ur symptoms need detailed evaluation. Also u have to check ur thyroid status. Then a detailed psychiatric consultation.

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do a TSH.

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