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Gain Weight On Cancer. some cancer treatments, side effects or even lifestyle changes can cause you to gain or lose weight. Cut food into small pieces and mix with sauces and gravies. If a food is appetizing to you, eat it, especially if it’s high in calories and protein. But sometimes, patients find themselves gaining. Eat smaller meals throughout the day — six or eight—instead of the traditional big three. choose moist, soft foods. For example, they may increase your appetite. Obesity has links with several kinds of cancer, including breast cancer after menopause and colorectal cancer. Limit spicy or hot foods.  — most cancer patients expect to lose weight when they start cancer treatment. Or they may cause fluid to build. We have tips for gaining.  — for people who need additional calories to maintain or gain weight during cancer treatment, msk experts find that most people will benefit from the following strategies: Increase in weight of at least 5 pounds or more in a week or less; symptoms of weight gain.

Or they may cause fluid to build. Cut food into small pieces and mix with sauces and gravies. We have tips for gaining. Limit spicy or hot foods. If a food is appetizing to you, eat it, especially if it’s high in calories and protein. choose moist, soft foods. some cancer treatments can cause weight gain. some cancer treatments, side effects or even lifestyle changes can cause you to gain or lose weight. But sometimes, patients find themselves gaining. Increase in weight of at least 5 pounds or more in a week or less;

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Gain Weight On Cancer Obesity has links with several kinds of cancer, including breast cancer after menopause and colorectal cancer. But sometimes, patients find themselves gaining.  — most cancer patients expect to lose weight when they start cancer treatment. Limit spicy or hot foods. some cancer treatments, side effects or even lifestyle changes can cause you to gain or lose weight.  — for people who need additional calories to maintain or gain weight during cancer treatment, msk experts find that most people will benefit from the following strategies: choose moist, soft foods. For example, they may increase your appetite. symptoms of weight gain. some cancer treatments can cause weight gain. Or they may cause fluid to build. Cut food into small pieces and mix with sauces and gravies. Eat smaller meals throughout the day — six or eight—instead of the traditional big three. We have tips for gaining. If a food is appetizing to you, eat it, especially if it’s high in calories and protein. Increase in weight of at least 5 pounds or more in a week or less;