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Chronic conditions

Nutritional care that complements your medical follow-up, on prescription where relevant.

A dietitian explaining a food plan to an older patient during a consultation
Work that complements your medical follow-up, never replaces it.

You may recognise yourself here

  • Your last check-up showed raised cholesterol or blood pressure.
  • A kidney, liver or metabolic condition is medically followed.
  • Unintentional weight loss or reduced appetite during treatment.

Which page should you choose?

  • Blood pressure or cholesterol: see “Cardiovascular”.
  • Liver (fatty liver, NASH): see “Digestive & liver”.
  • Kidney, uric acid or bone: see “Metabolic, renal & bone”.
  • Cancer, undernutrition, anaemia or older age: see “Other clinical needs”.
  • Several situations at once: the first appointment sets the priorities.

What the dietitian can work on with you

  • Adapting intake (sodium, potassium, protein, fibre) to your situation.
  • Preventing undernutrition and preserving muscle mass.
  • Making medical recommendations applicable in daily life.

What belongs to your doctor

  • Diagnosis, treatment and biological targets are set by your doctor.
  • Nutritional care is complementary and replaces no treatment.
  • Adjustments in kidney disease or oncology are made with your care team.
Eligible conditions and prescription: the CNS coverage framework

Support pathways offered

Not sure which situation matches yours? The first appointment exists precisely to take stock.

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