How many laxatives do bulimics take each day?

they might take it before a binge like in the am and then eat and it comes out so yeah

Both anorexics and bulimics are prone to starving themselves, but bulimics also have periods of binging and purging. In other words they will starve themselves for a long time then they will eat and eat and eat and eat.... then they will vomit it back up or take an excess amount of laxatives.

Two, if you take more you make a poopy in your pants.

1 bottle of smart price laxatives

It is all right to take laxatives when you are having your period.

Yes, and they often do.

None - laxatives are a dangerous method for attempting weight loss. Cut your caloric intake, increase your caloric burn, or a combination of the two.

That's not really possible. Laxatives do damage - even if it is just minor - every time you take them.

of course you can

Of course it is, if it is ok with your PCP and other physicians, if you follow instructions carefully, and if you do not become dependent on them. Your physicians should know about otc laxatives that you take, and about how you take them (frequency, dose, etc).

Normally, people take laxatives after they eat. Laxatives can be very harsh on the body and dangerous, though, so they should not be taken often or at all.

take lots of laxatives

If you take too much of them.

Depends how often they make themselves vomit.

You will deydrate...

i think so!!

Laxatives should not be taken for more than a week. If you are having trouble using the bathroom still, consult your physician.

Just a really big one. If I were you I would eat a very large vindaloo the night before and take loads of laxatives.

You should NOT take laxatives to lose weight as it is dangerous to your health. You don't lose fat by taking them, but you do lose valuable fluids and essential nutrients.

No. Laxatives are very dangerous. If a person is constapated, they should do things naturally. This means to eat a lot of food high in fiber / take fiber supplements and to drink plenty of water.

ask your doctor or pharmacist

Yes no maybe so

Yes. water should be taken with laxatives. Using laxatives can cause excess loss of water and electrolytes. Excessive excretion of calcium and osteomalacia are also possible. In patients who have no complications, laxatives are of secondary importance to a fiber-rich diet, adequate fluid intake, appropriate physical activity and other non-pharmacological means for the treatment and prevention of constipation. Therefore, you want to give supportive care by supplementing patients who are taken laxatives with the water…

IF YOU TAKE laxatives all the time, your body will becoome "addicted" to them, and then when you don't take them, you will get constipated, and be unable to have a normal bowel movement, unless you take more laxatives. You should start "weening" yourself off of them slowly and let your body adjust to having normal bowel movements. It's not good to keep taking laxatives, UNLESS you have a specific medical condition and your doctor…

it makes you go number two and sometimes diarhea.

if you know you are eating the food with laxatives then my advice is to stop ask your doctor to help you ensure a balanced diet and he will go over the food that contain laxatives and food in witch is safe, your health can be Seville damaged by laxatives and you can have a stroke or heart attack,

Take laxatives to increase and soften stool and bowl movements

Don't let them throw up or take laxatives after eating.

After you eat a heavy meal....

There is no immediate interaction between them unless you have an allergy to either of the two.

You need to see a doctor or take some laxatives.

he will die depending on the amount take to vet quick

Laxatives can be addictive, however, not in the same way as a narcotic drug or cigarettes. The more you use laxatives the more your bowel movements will become dependent on them. A bottle may recommend taking only 2 tablets. However, after prolonged use, you will have to take more for them to work. Fairly soon you will be taking handfuls and up to a few bottles of laxatives in order to have a bowel movement…

It depends how severe it is. Taking laxatives can remedy the situation quickly.

Not unless prescribed by your Dr.

A good remedy for constipation is to take some form of laxative. Laxatives can be natural products or over the counter medications used to get rid of constipation. Bananas and prunes are very good natural laxatives.

Prunes and check what you eat. You can also use the small laxatives they have at the pharmacy.

If you prefer a self-medicating approach you could take laxatives to see if you are just simply constipated. If you want to go to a doctor right away, or if the laxatives don't work, then go to your local walk-in clinic.

Not that I'm aware of, but if you need to take a daily laxative, you should talk to your doctor. You may need a better diet or something else is going on. That's not usually normal to take a laxative every day. It is very normal to take daily laxatives such as those listed if your doctor tells you that you have to due to IBS (Irritated Bowel Syndrome) They are not laxatives like exlax…

Generally laxatives do not contain stool softening agents. Laxatives tend to have a much faster onset than stool softeners, which can take up to 3 days to take effect, depending on your water intake. While stool softeners are much safer for you digestive system, laxatives provide much faster (though more discomforting) results.

Bulimia is not a condition that can be "cured." A bulimic can, with treatment and support, live "in recovery." That means that you live by certain principles and a highly-structured life. You take each day, one at a time and make living in recovery the main focus of each day. You check in and work with other bulimics who help each other through the rough spots and keep open lines of communications so things in…

dont eat, excercise constantly, take laxatives and drink lots of water

The best way to have a bowel movement if you are constipated is to take laxatives.

Taking laxatives is not recommended at any point during pregnancy.

If you have diarrhea, why to heck would you take laxatives??? You can only poop out as much as you have in you. Three, maybe four times to the potty will be about it. Drink lots of water so you don't become dehydrated. If you continue to abuse laxatives you are facing some awfully serious health issues. You probably don't want to end up in the hopsital with a bunch of tubes running into you…

Here are some natural laxatives Pear juice A teaspoon of honey in a glass of warm water. Orange juice and olive oil. Even cranberry and prune juice are very good laxatives and natural colon cleansers.

Well the first couple times you do it; It will cause nausea, upset stomach, headaches, dehydration, diarrhea, and faintness. You will probably black out and be very light headed. If you continuously do it, your intestines won't work without the laxatives. Your body will be dependent on them so it is not good to continuously do it. Also the more you do it the chances of causing a serious injury to yourself increase immensely.

None, you should adopt an exercise program and a healthy eating habits. The book eat to live by joel fuhrman, M.D. outlines a healthy diet plan.

Girl, you are asking for disaster! You display all the symptoms of Anorexia or Bulimia. These are serious diseases. If you continue to take laxatives then you will have major bowel problems that can lead to cancer later down the road. Be smart, start eating right, go to Weight Watchers if you want to lose weight and learn to eat right and nix the laxatives! Live or die girl! If you think I'm not telling…

a crap load.. if you throw up everything... but if you take laxatives AND smoke even more!!!