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Can Gall Bladder Polyp Be The Reason For Loss Of Apetite In A Patient Suffering From Cerebral Palsy With Epileptic Seizures?
I've been told that my son has gallbladder polyp, he is non verbal and also has cerebral palsy with epileptic seizures. he can not tell us how he feels and in the last 3 weeks he has lost his appetite , squeezes his mouth shut. we have been kind of just giving him boost energy drink. does loss of appetite have anything to do with gallbladder polyp
Mon, 20 Jan 2014
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I really appreciate your concern and sorry for your son's medical condition, the gallbladder polyp and appetite are not directly related but of course polyp may disturb function of lever and this may be the cause of loss of appetite and that is to be ruled out, take a great care of your son bye.
Thank for asking to HCM
I really appreciate your concern and sorry for your son's medical condition, the gallbladder polyp and appetite are not directly related but of course polyp may disturb function of lever and this may be the cause of loss of appetite and that is to be ruled out, take a great care of your son bye.
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