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Understanding Symptoms of Eating Disorders
Common Symptoms of Eating Disorderes
A variety of eating disorders exist - these are a few of the more common symptoms. An eating disorder is a serious condition that can have profound impacts on both mental and physical health that can lead to life-threatening situations.
low body weight
excessive physical activity
avoiding foods, denying hunger, significant fear of weight gain
self-induced vomiting - most often in secret
misusing laxatives or diuretics
regular binge eating episodes
eating even when you are not hungry or feel full
eating large portions of food - more than typical within a time period.
rapid eating during binge eating episodes
Diagnosing Eating Disorder
The role of the mental health provider in diagnosing an eating disorder involves:
Gathering your personal history and discuss the history of your current symptoms
Review your medical and mental health history, as well as your current health status.
Evaluate eating habits and exploring your feelings and thoughts
Request follow-up with primary healthcare provider for a physical exam or other medical tests to rule out underlying health complications or conditions that may be related to the eating concerns.