8. Loss of Appetite: The Stomach’s Reluctance to Eat
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A diminished appetite, especially when prolonged, can be more than just a phase. When combined with other symptoms on this list, it might be indicative of a gastric ulcer affecting the body’s desire to eat.
An active ulcer can make the very act of eating an uncomfortable experience. Over time, this discomfort can lead to a reduced desire to eat, with individuals often skipping meals to avoid the associated pain.
While we all have days when we’re not particularly hungry, a consistent lack of appetite, especially if accompanied by other symptoms like weight loss or nausea, becomes a matter of concern and warrants a closer look.(8)
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