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Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders IllustrationEven only recently, eating disorders were seen by many people as a non-serious condition, and as hardly an illness at all. The fact that anorexia can and has been fatal drove home the point that these were disorders that needed to be taken seriously, and today anorexia and bulimia are treated as serious conditions that require proper treatment. Other disorders such as binge eating or compulsive overeating are also beginning to be taken more seriously than in previous years. In this section you can read information on the various eating disorders, including symptoms, causes, and treatment options.


Eating Disorders In Pregnant Women - Eating disorders can have a profound effect on health for any person, but should a sufferer become pregnant then the potential for real harm grows massively.

What Causes Bulimia, And Who Is At Risk? - Sufferers of bulimia face numerous problems, and treatment is most effective if the condition is caught early. What are the risk factors, and which groups of people are more likely to develop it?

Effective Treatment Of Anorexia - Anorexia can seem like a hopeless situation to sufferers and their families, but treatment is available which can help you towards recovery.

Recognising Bulimia Nervosa - Bulimia is one of the most common eating disorders, and to get effective treatment you need to recognise it before it gets too serious

Have You Got A Binge Eating Problem? - Self diagnosis is no substitute for a medical consultation, but the following information could help you recognise the warning signs of binge eating disorder.

What Is An Eating Disorder? - The term eating disorder refers to a range of psychological conditions related to diet and eating, with the most famous being anorexia nervosa. Read about how to recognize the symptoms and what treatments are available.



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