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My wife has an eating disorder and often gets a raised heart rate of over 160bpm. what resources can help her?
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ED Tx Team: Your best bet is teaming up with professionals who treat eating disorders. In an ideal world that would include a primary care doctor, psychiatrist, nutritionist and psychologist. Your first stop should be with a physician to exam her raised heart rate. Let the doc know about the ED history. You can find online resources here http://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org.
Answered 4/1/2016
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