It can. If left for a long time untreated, because anorexics often will suffer from amenhorrea (where they no longer get their period) as a result of their body trying to conserve nutrients, blood, and a hormone inbalance. Too long, this can cause infertility in women once they get older.
Anorexia can stunt someone height growth and cause permanent teeth damage.
Not really, no.
No. Anorexia is a very dangerous eating disorder. It can leave permanent health problems, pose serious health risks, and can often even be fatal.
No, masturbation does not lead to infertility in women. It is a normal sexual activity and can even have health benefits, such as reducing stress and improving sexual function. There is no scientific evidence linking masturbation to infertility. Infertility in women is typically caused by factors such as hormonal imbalances, structural issues, or medical conditions, not by the act of masturbation itself.
In extreme cases, but not usually.
Yes.
No, it doesn't.
Yes. Most females with anorexia will stop having their periods. This is the body's natural attempt to conserve energy and nutrients (not lose iron and potassium, for example). Prolonged anorexia without treatment can also cause infertility problems in the future.
There is no conclusive evidence that having abortions can lead to infertility. However, multiple abortions may increase the risk of complications that could affect fertility. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized information and guidance.
Abortion can potentially lead to infertility in women by causing damage to the uterus or cervix during the procedure, increasing the risk of infections that can harm reproductive organs, or causing scarring that may interfere with future pregnancies.
Yes, it can. Anorexia can cause a lot of issues to your vital organs. An irregular heartbeat is possible, which can lead to a lot of complications, one of which being a stroke.
Yes. And that can lead to ashermans syndrome which leads to infertility.