Brain and Spinal Cord Tumors in Adults Experiences - Eating problems (anorexia)

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    • Cadubuc
    • Experience with High-Grade Astrocytoma...
    almost 3 years ago
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    Eating problems (anorexia)

    Side Effects

    Fatigue. Anorexia. Weight loss right hand and leg tremor. Expressive aphasia

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    • matty
    • Experience with Medulloblastoma
    about 7 years ago
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    Eating problems (anorexia)

    Side Effects

    Food intake has stopped as of a few days ago. Water is minimal. Perhaps 4 ounces per day at this point.

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    • NicoleK
    • Experience with Brain and Spinal Cord ...
    about 2 years ago
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    Eating problems (anorexia)

    Side Effects

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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    • Michell
    • Experience with Brain and Spinal Cord ...
    over 4 years ago
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    Eating problems (anorexia)

    Side Effects

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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  5. about 6 years ago
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    Eating problems (anorexia)

    Side Effects

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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    • Mgrose88
    • Experience with Medulloblastoma
    over 8 years ago
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    Eating problems (anorexia)

    Side Effects

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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