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Who should i speak with about binge eating disorder? is this an issue for my general practitioner or should i speak with a psychiatrist? i see that vyvanse is an approved, recommended, and proven drug used in the treatment of this issue. can this be presc
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Eating disorder ?'s: See your regular physician for a discussion and prescription (if necessary). Generally you do not need a psychiatrist for treatment unless your health condition has deteriorated.
Answered 4/7/2020
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