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PostPosted: 09/19/07 - 21:49    Post subject: tired, hands shake, loss of appetite Vote now! Reply with quote
My 18 year old son is 6ft 8, 264lbs. Over the last 2 weeks, his appetite has decreased, and over the past 3 days, his appetite has diminished. His hands have been shaking when he holds them out, or reaches for something. What kind of tests should be done, what are we looking for?
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