I would say NO. Anorexia is a psychological condition affection the way you perceive yourself, and weight loss pills prescribed under a doctor's care can be a healthy way to lose weight. They usually wouldn't have anything to do with one another, if the doctor is careful about who he provides the pills to.
This is a difficult question to answer. A loss of appetite (referred to as "anorexia") is a symptom of many, many health care problems. It is a general symptom and is not specific to any certain problem. It can just be a temporary change your body is going through, as well. If anorexia continues for several days, there may be an underlying condition.
yes.
The common medical symptom of loss of appetite is called "anorexia".This is often confused by some people's use of the word "Anorexia" to mean Anorexia Nervosa, which is a diagnosed condition with components requiring intervention in both medical and psychological disciplines. Sometimes you must determine by context which is being referenced.Examples:"Doctor, I'm just not feeling well, I'm not hungry and I get tired easily," said the woman."How long have you had this anorexia, and have you also had weight loss?" asked the doctor."My sister has finally accepted treatment for her Anorexia at a specialized treatment center for Anorexics, she is down to 88 pounds now.""Our facility is specialized in the treatment of Anorexia Nervosa.""Some of the early symptoms of clinical depression are: lack of interest in normal activities, hypersomnolence, anorexia (or increased appetite and binging), fatigue, and inattention to appearance and hygiene.""Poor Bob was diagnosed with cancer. The first sign he had of anything wrong was when he began losing weight due to severe anorexia and nausea."See the link below for more information about the symptom of anorexia and about the condition of Anorexia Nervosa.
Anorexia, bulimia, ednos +
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All teens are concerned about their appearance and many of them think they are "fat" when they're not. While many teens be concerned about their weight, anorexia is the extreme and is considered a psychiatric condition. These articles clarify the behaviors that may indicate an eating disorder, including anorexia: http://www.gagazine.com/how-to-tell-if-your-teen-has-anorexia/ AND http://www.med.umich.edu/yourchild/topics/eatdis.htm
Everyone has a chance of losing weight even though sometimes it is tough for some individuals. If someone cannot lose weight after many attempts, then another approach would be highly recommended. Each individuals have different capacity to respond. The best way would be curbing your appetite. Losing the appetite could mean another disorder. do not lose your appetite, just control them because it is possible.
People suffering from anorexia often don't believe they are suffering and are losing weight to a dangerously low level. You need to take note of what your friends say, and seek medical help.
some symptoms of anorexia are:drastic weight lossobsession of caloriesobsession with losing weightnot eatingknowing calorie content in a lot of foodsi know i haven't included them all but i don't know all the symptomsif you suspect someone has anorexia, bare in mind they can get support and help, otherwise they could die.
Impossible, actually. Once you're anorexic you are going to keep losing weight, until you are the most anorexic you can be, and then you'll eventually die. Why would you want to be anorexic without losing weight? Isn't that the whole POINT of anorexia?
according to the studies and prejudices, Lolong ate something that caused him to lose his appetite and his stomach become inflated. because of losing appetite and inflation of Lolong's stomach, he died.
Ur obssed with losing weight or u have that special diseas of anorexia