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Reply To: Unexplained weight loss

12/20/2024 at 5:44 PM

LBJ10

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Em – EC tests are notorious for having false results, so what you experienced isn’t unusual.

I agree with the others. Something is definitely missing here. If she is getting appropriate food, then something else is going on. I would suggest a more thorough look at her teeth to rule that out. This needs to be done under anesthesia. They can’t just glance at her front teeth and say she’s good. Once that is ruled out, then I would look into other causes like EC or some underlying issue.