When I first started on hydroxclor and nortriptylin. Now with everything going on I eat a lot junk out of anger. when I wassnot eating a lot I would eat Hot cereal oatmeal, eggs. I started making juices with veg and fruit I taken ideas out of a book. Hope this helps.

My daughter often doesn't feel like eating. We can sometimes find one thing she can manage - like cooked apples or jelly(the wobbly dessert kind) or 2-min-noodles (I think you may know them as Ramen noodles?). That is all she will eat - just one of those - for sometimes weeks on end. She takes a vitamin suppliment which I change each month and drinks hot chocolate or cold chocolate milk. For the vitamin suppiment, there are two that are good for her and I alternate them as they are slightly different. Hoping that this way they will compliment each other.
I like the idea of making juices with veg and fruit - I am going to give that a try for her.

Nope.. Since starting elavil, it is just up, up, UP!

If feel sick when you think about eating, maybe try ensure? We need that fuel to live and stay running.

I have had times when I don't feel like eating but it usually when I am extremely stressed. My stomach seems to seize up and I can't get anything down. I force myself to eat chicken noodle soup. Some medications cause loss of appetite. Cymbalta apparently does that for some, but for me it's the opposite. I agree with Jen. If you can, I would try and drink some kind of meal supplement to make sure you are getting the proper nutrients and maybe tell your Dr.

I am not nauseous or anything like that. I just don't feel like eating, don't feel hungry :/

I can definitely sympathize with you. You are not alone. I don't really eat breakfast or lunch but struggle to eat dinner and it's just a small portion. I have a feeling it's the meds I'm on. But they are getting switched up so hopefully it helps. I hope you will go to your doctor and talk to him about this or at least try eating something as small as an apple. That's what I so. Your body needs some nutrients. Best of luck to you.
Warm wishes,
Heather

If it's only temporary or occasional I wouldn't worry about it - the body is amazingly resilient. If it's ongoing I would definitely talk to your doctor and get some advice on dealing with your nutritional needs with a poor appetite.

I have bouts of lack of appetite, and when it happens, I just listen to my body. Usually it means something that doesn't become clear until later, but sometimes it just passes and I don't know why.

When you say you don't feel like eating, do you mean you don't feel hunger or is it due to a digestive issue?
I have been dealing with digestive issues and anemia over the past six years. Didn't have an appetite but thought it was because I was so exhausted all the time. The odd thing about it was I didn't realize I no longer was feeling hunger. Long story short, after treatment for bacterial overgrowth one night I realized felt hunger! Not saying this is your problem as mine was probably related to numerous invasive procedures--there may be an underlying cause for your lack of interest in food. It may be worth mentioning to your doctor, especially if you begin losing a lot of weight.

I don't usually feel like eating until later in the day. When I first wake up to use the restroom in the morning, I make myself at least eat a banana which helps reduce the stomach acid. Around noon I'll try a yogurt. I have CFS also, so I am mostly bedridden. I don't usually want any real food until late afternoon, but then I try to eat something healthy before craving sweets hits me the rest of the day. It has been hard to adjust to this because I loved breakfast foods before I became ill. Boost or Ensure sounds like a good idea, too.