The best way to help someone with anorexia or builimia is to provide them with professional and medical treatment and therapy. Therapy for anorexia can vary greatly based on the needs of the patient. It can be out-patient - which is the most common - or in-patient. Therapy is used as a tool to overcome the serious mental effects of the disorder, and often to work towards a better, healthier mental state. Dietary supplements and supervision are frequently used. In more severe cases, in-patient anorexics may have a feeding tube or IV (or both) inserted. It is also important to continually provide support, and be watchful of a potential relapse. Relapses into eating disorders are very common.
Don't let them throw up or take laxatives after eating.
Family members can help locate resources, such as eating disorder clinics in local hospitals or treatment programs in colleges designed for students.
You may not be able to. She needs professional psychiatric help.
If you are suffering from bulimia, then seek medical care and let your fiancee know that you need support for the issue. If you feel like you need to intervene with someone else, then get some good advice as to how to do it. Most of us don't have the knowledge or boundaries to help someone with this serious condition.
Bulimia can ruin someones social life and can make them die. ex oh. <3
Bulimia is a dangerous and sometimes fetal eating disorder. If you or a friend has it, tell an adult IMMEDIATELY! They can help you or your friend overcome bulimia. And it is your friend who has bulimia and you are scared that if you tell she will be mad, don't be. she might be mad now but she will thank you later.
No, it is not, nether is suffering from bulimia. You need help and should see your doctor.
call a doctor or tell their parents.
The best thing to do it to get them help as soon as possible.
Talk to your doctor
Which of the following are signs that someone may be suffering from bulimia
He/She can't just get rid of bulimia, he/she has to overcome it. He/she needs to talk to their doctor so they can get a good therapist and a nutritionist to help them overcome this. He/she also needs a good support system (family, friends etc.) but first he/she needs to realize that something is wrong and want to get better. If you or someone you know is suffering from bulimia talk to your doctor to get the proper treatment. Trying to solve this problem alone will not work.
Yes, they can. You can be any weight and still have an eating disorder. Weight doesn't determine anything; especially not beauty or worth. If you or someone you know feel like you may have bulimia, please please please get some help.
go to group therapy or seek counseling...tell someone you are not alone
It's not an eating disorder 'caused by', but rather 'classified by' and it is known as Bulimia Nervosa. Google it.