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Eating disorders occur all over the world, especially in industrialized regions or countries. The three official categories of eating disorders are anorexia nervosa.
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- Eating Disorder Fast Facts
- 7 Important Facts About Eating Disorders
- 9 Essential Facts About Eating Disorders
Usually, exercising is great. But sometimes girls exercise to control their weight so much that they hurt their bodies. Read more about having a strong drive to exercise , even when you may be hurting yourself. These are binge eating and purging, which is trying to make up for the binging. Binge eating is eating an unusually large amount of food in a short time.
During a binge, a person may eat really fast even though she isn't even hungry. Someone with bulimia usually feels she can't control the binging, and may feel really embarrassed about it. Trying to make up for the binging can take different forms. Some examples include the following:. Because of these behaviors , people with bulimia may not be overweight. But they often worry about what they weigh and how their body looks. Bulimia can cause serious health problems, including damage to your throat, teeth, stomach, and heart. If you think you or someone you know may have bulimia, talk to an adult you trust.
A person with binge eating disorder eats an unusually large amount of food in a short time and feels out of control during the binges. For example, the person may eat an entire bag of cookies and a whole pizza in one short sitting. A binge eater may feel like she can't stop overeating. That's why binge eating disorder is also sometimes called compulsive overeating.
Everybody overeats sometimes, but a binge eater does it often, like once a week or more. Binge eaters are often overweight or obese, because they don't do some of the things people with bulimia or anorexia do, like throw up food or diet very strictly. Binge eating can cause a lot of health problems, including conditions that come from gaining too much weight, such as diabetes and heart disease.
People with eating disorders are more likely to think about suicide. If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, get help. You can call the suicide hotline at TALK or for immediate help. You also can read more about suicide.
Eating Disorder Fast Facts
Eating disorders are real medical illnesses. They can lead to serious problems with your heart and other parts of your body. They even can lead to death. Eating disorders are treatable. Girls with eating disorders can go on to lead full, happy lives. Treatment for an eating disorder may include talk therapy , medicine , and nutrition counseling.
7 Important Facts About Eating Disorders
Treatment depends on the type of disorder and the needs of the person who has it. If you think you have an eating disorder, talk to your doctor or another trusted adult. You also can call or chat with a special eating disorders helpline. Sometimes, a person doesn't have an eating disorder, but has unhealthy dieting behaviors that can turn into an eating disorder.
If that's you, get help before any problems get worse. You deserve to feel great! If you have an eating disorder, you may feel really bad. Don't give up! Many patients recognize an increase in the levels of cholesterol. The chance of being diagnosed with gallbladder disease increases, which affects an individual's digestive tract. Eating disorders result in about 7, deaths a year as of , making them the mental illnesses with the highest mortality rate. The mortality rate for those with anorexia is 5. Roughly 1. A person who is or had been in an inpatient setting had a rate of 4.
Of individuals with bulimia about 2 persons per persons die per year and among those with EDNOS about 3. In the United States, twenty million women and ten million men have an eating disorder at least once in their lifetime. Rates of anorexia in the general population among women aged 11 to 65 ranges from 0 to 2.
Bulimia affects females 9 times more often than males. Reported rates vary from 1.
9 Essential Facts About Eating Disorders
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