Question 1

what can be done for anorexia?

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Anorexia: As an eating disorder, several things are involved in treatment, to include; medical treatment of associated conditions such as osteoporosis, heart problems, depression; nutritional counseling by a certified dietitian; individual psychotherapy & family therapy.

Question 2

anorexia recovery eating plan?

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Here you go: Sample eating disorder recovery meal plans | healing for ...
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Examples of eating disorder meal plans and how to design your daily food plan to overcome bulimia, anorexia, binge eating or eating disorder.Best wishes.

Question 3

how common is anorexia nervousa?

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Not very: 'the average prevalence rates for anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa among young females are 0.3 and 1%, respectively'.

Question 4

how can i tell if have anorexia?

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Symtoms: lack of appetitie, food aversion, extreme weight loss. poor body image.

Question 5

how do you know if you have anorexia?

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Severe control: Anorexics are extremely concerned about weight, and often feel they're fat despite trusted others saying otherwise.  They  severely restrict the amount they eat, not covering nutritional needs. Sometimes they feel hungry, but they may not have this sensation anymore.  They may also exercise severely to burn off calories, or use laxatives and diuretics. Very dangerous illness -- please get help.

Question 6

i need help please anorexia recovery?

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There are a number : Of possible treatment options. Evaluation would help to determine which are appropriate for you:  addiction medicine specialist, outpatient eating disorder program, residential eating disorder treatment, comprehensive medical evaluation ; psychiatric care.

Question 7

what are the physical signs of anorexia?

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Anorexia: weight loss is main one to start.

Question 8

can someone be hospitalized for anorexia?

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Yes: Depending on the other physical and laboratory findings, there are times when a person with anorexia would require hospitalization so that in-patient therapy as well as healthy and monitored caloric intake can take place. Anorexia is very serious and needs to be managed appropriately.

Question 9

how could anorexia affect the lives of others?

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Anorexia nervosa: Anorexia affects not only the person actively involved, but also the entire family as well as friends.  Parents and siblings worry about the welfare of their anorexic member.  There may be power struggles over eating or not eating, and other things.  In adolescent anorexics, family therapy can be part of the overall treatment plan. Anorexia is a devastating, dangerous, and difficult illness.

Question 10

recuperating from anorexia, can't stop eating?

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Get regular support: You definitely need ongoing counseling support. This is a very challenging time, your PCP would be a good referral source or your ins co.  "Bright Line Eating " by Susan P Thompson might be usefull for you there is also a website and Susan has an entire support program as well

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