Appetite disorders

  Appetite disorders. Appetite - the human need for certain foods .
   Good appetite - a sign of physical and mental well-being. Short-term eating disorders - unimportant symptom. Due to violation of the usual mode , the monotony of food, eating cold food , various distractions during meals (talking , reading, watching TV ) , fatigue, negative emotions ( fear, disgust ) appetite is suppressed . Long-term eating disorders show different pathological processes in the body . Decreased appetite , patients often suffer from neuroses , mental illness , chronic infections , endocrine disorders , chronic intoxication ( alcohol , lead, arsenic , mercury, various medications ) . Almost constantly sharply reduced appetite in patients with tumors of the stomach and intestines, chronic gastritis with reduced gastric secretion , with the expansion of the stomach due to narrowing of its output , in patients suffering from diffuse liver diseases ( hepatitis , cirrhosis ), and tumors , as well as chronic renal failure .
   Some patients have partial or selective aversion to food ( meat - with gastric tumors , fatty foods - in diseases of the gallbladder , pancreas). Dysorexia ( addicted to inedible products - coal, Cretaceous ) occurs in patients suffering from anemia , pregnant . In patients with duodenal ulcer , hyperthyroidism , diabetes, some mental illnesses is increased appetite .
   Assistance . For any persistent violations of appetite must first normalize the diet and should consult with a therapist .