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Weight gain
I am trying to gain weight since i am underweight through more food, but my intake of food is very less as i could not able to eat more food simultaneously.Also i am daily taking Rabreprazole to treat GERD
so how can i eat more ,IS there any medicine for it???
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Hi, surely will help you.
No, need to take medicine . We have diet which increase appetite .
See, there are many reason of not gaining weight.
. Endrocrine problems like hypothyroidism
. IBS
. Dietary problem
. Liver problem
. Tuberculosis
. Vitamin and minerals deficiencies
. Gi problem
And many more
There is caused behind every disease. So, better to consult through the link below,so that we can discuss in detail and suggest you accordingly.
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