- When regular well-child assessments show failure to gain weight or a weight loss.
- Denying obvious thinness or weight loss.
- Complaints of being cold all the time, or wearing lots of layers of clothing.
- Hands and feet are cold to the touch much of the time and may be bluish in color.
- Evidence of increased hair loss; more hair on the pillow or in brushes. Hair looks thinner and drier.
- Lanugo hair on face or body (similar to body hair found on newborns).
- Crying without producing tears (due to dehydration).
- Yellowish skin tone due to elevated levels of carotene (caused by eating excessive amounts of vegetables and/or poor liver function).
- Complaints of dizziness.
- Fainting
- Restricting fluids.
- Preparing foods for others but not eating it.
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