it's called bulimia.... you will damage the gallbladder, than have to get it removed.. also you can cause your teeth to rot out ,and be all discolored... this disease never ends.. you should get help!!!! asap!!!
bulimia nervosia.
I'm sorry, but WikiAnswers is a place to provide information to help others and to educate others. Promoting methods on how to self-induce vomiting (a sign of the dagerous and potentially eating disorder known as bulimia) would not be helpful.
That would be bulimia nervosa, more commonly known as just bulimia
Bulimics starve themselves for a time, then binge on huge quantities followed by self-induced vomiting. The acid from their vomiting eventually erodes/eats the enamel on their teeth, their gums and their esophagus. Fatal bleeding can result from this.
not at all. fasting is restriction of food, while bulimia is an eating disorder characterized by binge/purge episodes. that means eating a high amount of calories in a short amount of time, then unnaturally releasing it from your body, either by induced vomiting or abusing laxatives.
No. Even if another person was physically in charge of feeing you, it would only then be starvation, not a disorder. And while many external pressures can create a psychological distress and distortion, the eating disorder develops through the actions of the one affected, so it is in that sense self induced.
Depending on one's behavior other than purging, self-induced vomiting can be a sign of bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa (purging subtype), or eating disorder not otherwise specified (ed-nos). The DSM V may also include a new eating disorder called Purging Disorder.
Bulimia.
Bulimia
Bulimia is the eating disorder diagnosed by the behavior of binge-purge. Bulimics starve themselves for a time, then binge on huge quantities followed by self-induced vomiting. The acid from their vomiting eventually erodes/eats the enamel on their teeth, their gums and their esophagus. Fatal bleeding can result from this.
Bulimia. Although it's forced vomiting not voluntary.
Bulimia nervosa.