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I am trying to recover from anorexia but i feel like its getting worse is that normal?
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This is Very Common: Recovering from anorexia nervosa is very tough & relapse is very common. This is part of what makes anorexia so tough to treat. Recovery is both physical (eating a balanced diet 2 get the nutrients u need) & psychological (finding new ways of coping w/ intense feelings, body image expectations, etc.) having a good medical/mental health team is the ideal. See anad 4 info: http://www.Anad.Org.
Answered 4/3/2016
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