Why do I frequently lose my appetite?

Causes of loss of appetite include pregnancy, metabolic problems, chronic liver disease, COPD, dementia, HIV, hepatitis, hypothyroidism, chronic kidney failure, heart failure, cocaine, heroin, speed, chemotherapy, morphine, codeine, and antibiotics.

How can I stop losing my appetite?

If you’ve been experiencing a loss of appetite and a decrease in hunger levels, here are some ways to stimulate your appetite.

1. Make flavorful, delicious meals.
2. Eat smaller meals with more calories.
3. Eat more of the foods you love.
4. Focus on nutrient-dense foods.
5. Learn to enjoy eating again.
6. Set reminders to eat.

When should I be worried about my appetite?

If you’ve lost your appetite for a few days, there is likely nothing to worry about. It’s normal to experience minor fluctuations in appetite over time. But if it lasts more than a few days, or if it is accompanied by other symptoms such as fatigue, pain, or vomiting, contact your physician.

What are the causes of sudden loss of appetite?

Infections: Many infections,from the common cold to the flu,to mononucleosis,can kill your appetite.

Stomach bugs: Food poisoning and infections of the stomach and gastrointestinal tract are common causes of a loss of appetite.

Cancer: If you have a tumor,your body will often suppress your appetite in response.

What herbs kill appetite?

Carralluma fimbriata is an edible cactus plant that has been traditionally used to suppress hunger and increase endurance. Research published in 2007 in the journal “Appetite” studied the effects of this herb on 50 adults who had a high body mass index.

What should I eat if I have no appetite?

Liquids. Consuming adequate liquids when you are sick,especially if you have a fever or diarrhea,is important when feeling sick.

Chicken noodle soup.

Brat diet.

Small,frequent meals.

Choose high calorie foods.

Vary the texture and color.

Check in with your doctor.