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Bulimia and other disordered eating behaviors can impact sex hormones.
For example, researchers have noticed that when a woman restricts food intake, her weight drops below normal and so does one of women's sex hormones, leutenizing hormone. Leutinizing hormone plays a role in secreting estrogen and progesterone. When a woman's weight returns to what is normal for her body, the sex hormones may or may not return to normal and a woman may experience reproductive disorder. This can be characterized by no periods, for example.
Researchers also report that in the brain, the center for receiving information for fat and carbohydrate intake is passed on to the center that controls sex hormones. One area impacts the other.
In states of disordered eating, a woman may get pregnant but it may be a pregnancy with a lot of risks -- birth defects, miscarriages, gestational Diabetes, premature, low-birth weight babies, still-born babies, and other problems.
To answer the question on could it make you infertile? The answer is that bulimic practices can impact your ability to have healthy children. It is possible to minimize these risks with help. I would recommend getting help to change dietary practices (dietitians who specialize in eating disorders would be a good place to start) and talking to a fertility specialist to determine what can be done.
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Infertility does occur in some eating disorders but it is difficult to say without your Doctor performing the necessary fertility blood tests and possibly a ultrasound scan of your ovaries and reproductive tract.
Bulimia is a mental disorder, so really a person can have the healthiest life style in the world and still be bulimic. Princess Diana had quite a fantastic life style, and she suffered from bulimia for years.
It cant I have bulimia and I m only 14yrs old it started two years ago bulimia is what it is and there can be no argument
That varies from woman to woman. It could take weeks or months or years.
firstly, bulimia isn't like a dieseas. its like an addiction. and we all know that addiction is hard to let go of. as years pregress; the ability to conceal the act of bulimia gets harder as the body weakens from the constant purging. like drug addiction; the more one consumes a drug, the more they are inclined to abuse it. bulimia is used as a tool of self assurances for the low esteemed individuals. as well as a form of sanctuary. once a suffered has a place to be "calm, safe and assured" its very hard and diffifuclt for them to discard the feeling of pyschological comfort which bulimia is able to offer them. most advisors recommend professional help to stop bulimia as it is considered a mental disorder.
Bulimia is not "used". It is a dangerous and sometimes deadly eating disorder. It can affect anyone, but usually is found in girls between the ages of 14 and 28.
He suffered for 18 years and he lost everything. He lost everything except for his wife.
The Isrealites were the people that suffered in Egypt for over 400 years.
Only his doctor can answer this.
Sting has stated that he has suffered from severe depression. The latest information that I could find makes no mention of manic episodes, just depression. He has said that while writing his memoirs, he suffered from depression for two years before coming out of it.
Maybe the same illness that her daughter got before.
Both are deadly, it depends on how long a person suffers. A person with anorexia is in a state of self-starvation and will die due to the effects of starvation. A person with bulimia binges and purges, purging is deadly, people sometimes die on their first purge, others do it for years without dying. It's a gamble. Personally I would say bulimia, though I am NOT dismissing the dangers of anorexia, they both lead to death, but from my experience, bulimia is more dangerous.
Yes it could cause a ZERO sperm count. I have been on Zoloft (Sertraline) for 3 years and my sperm count is extremely low. So in essence it makes you infertile for the duration of use and possibly beyond.