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1. • • If cancer treatment leaves you without an appetite, try these tips to get the calories and nutrients you need. By Mayo Clinic Staff Sometimes cancer or cancer treatment can affect your appetite. Though you might not feel like eating, it's important to do what you can to maintain your calorie, protein and fluid intake during cancer treatment.
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2. www.mskcc.org › news › 5-tips-if-you-ve-completely5 Tips If You’ve Completely Lost Your Appetite During Cancer ...

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   Oct 17, 2019 · 5 Tips If You Feel Unable to Eat at All during Cancer Treatment. Try eating food that is room temperature or colder, which can make it taste more bland. Leave the kitchen during cooking to avoid odors, which may be bothersome.

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4. cancer.ca › en › treatmentsLoss of appetite - Canadian Cancer Society

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   Cancer treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy may cause side effects that affect both your appetite and your ability to eat. These effects are more common after surgery or radiation therapy for head and neck cancers or gastrointestinal (GI) tract cancers.

5. albertacancer.ca › leap-magazine › how-to-deal-withHow to Deal With Loss of Appetite During Cancer Treatment

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   Oct 13, 2022 · A common side-effect of cancer and cancer treatment is loss of appetite. Carla Prado, researcher and professor at the University of Alberta and nutrition expert in the Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences, explores the best ways people with cancer can navigate their diet and nutrition when experiencing loss of appetite.

6. cancer.ca › en › living-with-cancerPhysical side effects of advanced cancer

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   Many people with advanced cancer have a loss of appetite. It occurs because cancer or its treatments can affect the way food tastes or you don’t feel like eating. Closer to the end of life, the body’s systems normally slow down and you may not be able to digest food and water.

7. www.healthline.com › health › cancerWhat Foods Are Good for Cancer Patients with No Appetite?

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   Aug 4, 2023 · Snacking tips. Getting enough nutrients. Causes of appetite loss. Tips to increase appetite. Summary. To ensure adequate nutrition, focus on consuming small, frequent, nutrient-dense meals and...

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   What if cancer treatment leaves you without an appetite?

   • If cancer treatment leaves you without an appetite, try these tips to get the calories and nutrients you need. Sometimes cancer or cancer treatment can affect your appetite. Though you might not feel like eating, it's important to do what you can to maintain your calorie, protein and fluid intake during cancer treatment.

   No appetite? How to get nutrition during cancer treatment

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   Can cancer cause loss of appetite?

   • A common side-effect of cancer and cancer treatment is loss of appetite. Carla Prado, researcher and professor at the University of Alberta and nutrition expert in the Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences, explores the best ways people with cancer can navigate their diet and nutrition when experiencing loss of appetite.

   How to Deal With Loss of Appetite During Cancer Treatment

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   How can people with cancer increase their appetite?

   • People with cancer can try several strategies to increase their appetite: Frequent small meals: Eating several small meals throughout the day instead of three large meals can make eating less overwhelming. Gentle exercise: Light physical activity, such as short walks, can stimulate appetite.

   Meals and Snacks for Cancer Patients with No Appetite - Healthline

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   What happens if you lose your appetite after chemo?

   • The good news is that loss of appetite is usually temporary. Most people find that their appetite returns to normal when treatments such as radiation therapy or chemotherapy are finished. Let your healthcare team know if loss of appetite is a problem for you.

   Loss of appetite - Canadian Cancer Society

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   Do you eat a lot during cancer treatment?

   • Getting proper nutrition during cancer treatment is vital. As the body tries to cope with the disease, the side effects from some types of therapy can be equally draining. It’s common for eating habits to change during cancer treatment. But for some people, their loss of appetite is so extreme that eating anything at all can seem overwhelming.

   5 Tips If You’ve Completely Lost Your Appetite During Cancer Treatment

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9. www.cancer.org › poor-appetiteLoss of Appetite | Managing Cancer-related Side Effects

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   Loss of appetite is common with some cancers and treatments. It can lead to weight loss, weakness, and other problems. These problems can make it harder for you to cope with your treatment. Sometimes, people lose their appetite for a short while, but some people lose their appetite for days or weeks.