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Mesothelioma and its treatment can cause a loss of ones normal appetite. This occurs due to a number of reasons, such as:
Depression
Difficulty swallowing
Pain
Tumour growth
Breathing difficulties
Chemotherapy (nausea, change of taste & smell)
chemotherapy can cause normal cells that line your mouth and stomach, and intestines to be irritated or destroyed, thus causing food and fluids to taste [...]
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