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A member asked:
Lost 13lbs in 3months in uni and went to a bmi of 16 from undereating. (lost period/hair). gained it back but is it likely i've done permanent damage?
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Maybe, maybe not: The important point is that you recognized your eating disorder, got, treated, and are now on a healthy dietary and life regimen. Most likely minimal damage was not done. But you need to check with your doctor to be sure.
Answered 4/14/2013
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