Bulimia

That's really bad. Your body will be in starvation mode so when you start eating a bigger amount it'll stay in your body instead of digesting it and you'll gain weight again. Eat a lot of fruits and vegetables and drink lots of water. Really good exercises to do is ride a bike jump rope, jumping jacks, running, jogging and running. I think you should measure yourself and go my measurements because when you workout your gonna gain muscle and muscle weighs more than fat. I'm also 15 and by eating right and just walking up and down hills for 30minute to an hour my pants got lose in 2-4 weeks but i wasn't trying that much. but right now i still wanna lose 2 pant sizes in 1 month its gonna be really hard but if you want it really bad and you work hard you'll get there.

Yes it would be classed as a suicide as it is thought to be self-inflicted. On an actual death certificate, we would not list it as a suicide. The physician filling out the form would most likely state whatever the complication from anorexia was that caused death, such as cardiac arrest, cardiopulomnary arrest, etc. The death certificate, at least in America, is how deaths are "recorded," so that's what I'm assuming you are asking. Hope this helps! Dr. B.

when you through your food up after eating it.......but its not good for you at all!! it messes up you throat BIG time!! because of the acids in your stomach it will distroy your digestive track. when you through your food up after eating it.......but its not good for you at all!! it messes up you throat BIG time!! because of the acids in your stomach it will distroy your digestive track.

Short Term - Malnutrition, weight loss, dry skin, hair loss, organ malfunction, dehydration, easily blacking out, dizziness, weakness, mental disturbances / problems, depression, low heart rate, low blood pressure, low body temperature.

Long Term - Malnutrition, weight loss, organ damage, organ failure / malfunction, irregular heart beats, depression, suicide, death.

Bulimia can cause Kidney Disorders from the overdoses of Laxatives

It really comes down to wanting to stop. There are things you can do to help stop both the binging and purging, as well as feel better about it. * Eat small portions of meals and small snacks at regular intervals. Controlling how much you eat will keep you from binging and the resulting feeling to purge; having a schedule will get your body into the habit of only being hungry at certain times instead of constantly. * If you feel like binging and have eaten recently, force yourself to go somewhere that you can't start a binge. * When you feel like purging, simply sit down and relax. Remind yourself that you don't need to, that it is just a habit and it isn't necessary. It may take a few attempts before you can successfully avoid it. * Think about why you started. Was it really necessary? Did it actually work? * Find something else to do. Go for a run; visit a friend; do the chores. Anything that limits your ability to eat and to think about eating is great for the job. Playing a sport will also help lower your metabolic rate and take away some of the hunger pangs.

Hypnotherapy may help resolve unconscious issues that contribute to bulimic behavior.

Yes, it's called bulimia. The effects can be very serious and life threatening. Erosion of the esophagus from the stomach acids can cause bleeding or Barrett's Esophagus, a pre-cancerous condition. The acids also can damage your teeth. A bulimic woman can drop enough weight that her menstrual cycles stop. The variations from binge and purge activities can cause the metabolism to make wide swings, eventually causing slowed metabolism that can add weight and that compounds the problem. Bulimia can affect more than just the digestive system, it will injure the hair, nails and skin when the nutrients required are not provided. Vomiting frequently also can result in very low levels of potassium which can cause heart stoppage or heart irregularities or other serious heart regulation problems.

Don't do it- Laxatives are an evil trap-- They make you crazy and all you do is poop and run to the scale - Then you can drink water and the scale goes up- Trust me I suffrered for over 15 years-- http://www.healthkicker.com/banthescale

They may have a hard time walking around, in a new place. It depends on the cause of their blindness. Diabetes can cause blindness, and that has many health issues associated with it, including bone infections, nerve damage, kidney failure, even coma and death. But if they're just blind - well, its not so much that they're blind, it's the complications. They can't see so they might not know if something hurt them really badly or just caused some pain but did no damage. They can trip, they can be attacked and not have warning, they can get infections and not realize. They have a hard time getting a job and getting money, so they might not be able to afford stuff and might get depressed. They can feel lonely and sad and left out because the whole world is moving on and they're stuck someplace dark. Blindness is freakin' scary - try moving around your house with your eyes covered and see, or try moving around outside with your eyes closed - you'd better have someone watching out for you or you could get seriously hurt. Now do that all day every day. Sucks.

The stomach acid is so strong, it can burn a hole in a rug. It can do the same to the esophagus as the chyme comes up and out of the stomach.

I pretty much stay in my house because I'm afraid to go out because so many social situations involve food... Food/calories/weight are constantly on my mind so it's hard for me to carry on a regular conversation about anything else. Most of my relationship are disintegrating.

Only if you're extremely lucky

never starve yourself! that is completely unhealthy! if you want to lose weight talk to your doctor.

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Yes, people with anorexia eat, but they limit calories, and as a recovering anorexic, I use to only eat once a day, one food item and then fast for 24 hours before I'd eat again. Anorexics are very much in their head and plan and devise things before; counting calories and deficiencies. Too many people think anorexia is about just 'loosing weight', but the truth is its all physiological. People with anorexia can often try to hydrate themselves to get rid of water weight, and this often (in my case anyway) leads to a potassium deficiency, because every time you go to the bathroom you lose potassium.

I was anorexic last year and I ate very little. I used to eat nothing for breakfast, maybe half a sandwich at lunch which contained no butter and just a little bit of lettuce. For dinner I would have whatever my mum made but would throw nearly all of it away after taking a few little bites without her knowing as she would watch TV in the living room whilst I was in the kitchen. As it continued I gradually decreased what I ate and soon only nibble TINY amounts throughout the day.. consuming not even 100 calories. When I was anorexic, I went down to 70 pounds from around 120.

I have suffered anorexia for years and at my worst point before I got taken to hospital, I survived on chewing gum and coffee not much else, I was close to death. In studies of people with anorexia nervosa approximately half of those in in-patient wards (like the hospital described) were found to have histories of sexual abuse. This doesn't account for anorexics who do not attend psych wards for their illness, as those with histories of sexual abuse tend to have more serious psychological symptoms and other illnesses, and therefore are more likely to be hospitalized. Anyway, yes, anorexics eat, but very very little. They tend to avoid eating in front of others if possible, and break up food to either make it easier to manage, or to make it look like they have eaten more than they actually have.

it definitely will when the Anorexia gets so severe, the whole body goes into shock, it has no defense against disease and the person will die.

doesn't your stomach heal instestine heal with care and medicine???? Like lungs of ex smokers Do heal Enquiring damage isn't already too Big same with most things expect few things if it is potent enough toxicity to kill

Yes, it's quite common to lose your gag reflex.

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It is very likely and possible. An intense fear of gaining weight and a habit of skipping meals is a common sign of anorexia, and the purging (throwing up) after meals is also a sign of another eating disorder known as bulimia.

Academic bulimia is a collective term for information specifically learned and memorized on test day in order to be purged and never remembered again from that moment on.

Yes it is the name of a disease (proper Noun) which means it must be capitalized