Generally speaking, after a kidney is removed, you won't feel hungry. I suggest you have a blood test to check your blood sugar and renal function, especially if there is any problem with your blood sugar in the morning. If your blood sugar is too low, you will feel hungry, but at the same time you will have symptoms such as palpitation and sweating, accompanied by hypoglycemia. Don't worry if there is nothing wrong with the test. A better diet is also good for your health. If hunger is very strong, affecting your quality of life, and no organic problems are detected, you can consider conditioning with Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine often has a good conditioning effect on these functional diseases. Reply expert: Affiliated Hospital of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine-Oncology Department-Deputy Chief Physician Xiong Shaoquan View the original post >>