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How To Overcome The Weight And Appetite Loss Caused By A Virus Attack?

Hi, ive recently been ill with some sort of virus. I lost my appetite and lost nearly a KG in weight. I'm 45.1kg now. but ive also noticed small spot/blisters on my upper chest and shoulders in small clusters - can they be related to the virus or is it due to a defficiency in something??
Tue, 13 Jan 2015
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In short: It may be related or may not be related, can be differentiated only if I can examine you

Explanation: Every one loses appetite and feels weak after viral infection. If the viral infection was associated with your so called spots/rash then may be measles/chicken pox/herpes.
Or else if was accidentally found later or was present previously then may be fungal infection(Tinea vericolor).
Visit a doctor to clear your doubt, it is extremely difficult to diagnose without seeing this.
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How To Overcome The Weight And Appetite Loss Caused By A Virus Attack?

Thanks for asking in healthcaremagic forum In short: It may be related or may not be related, can be differentiated only if I can examine you Explanation: Every one loses appetite and feels weak after viral infection. If the viral infection was associated with your so called spots/rash then may be measles/chicken pox/herpes. Or else if was accidentally found later or was present previously then may be fungal infection(Tinea vericolor). Visit a doctor to clear your doubt, it is extremely difficult to diagnose without seeing this.