What are the size effects of anerexia?
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And i have no idea how to spell it correctly!
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anorexia. being dangerously skinny, being able to see your bones, looking like your a skeleton with skin. nausea, headaches, frailty of bones, and skin problems, like dry, red, and irritated. if it is not taken care of properly, yes you can die. naturally, from starvation. anorexia is a disease of not only the body, but it starts in the mind. thinking your fat when your not, causing yourself to stop eating. become anorexic, and possibly develop bulimia. when every time you eat, you throw up. making recovery from anorexia almost impossible. if it's you that you think is becoming anorexic, i would get checked out asap, because it could turn from bad to worse, pretty quick.
death
Starvation.
your intestines get used to not having food in them... your heart fails you... your bones all get weak... your body slowly eats itself.. and yes... you damn sure will die from it :)
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What is the prognosis (outcome) of anorexia?
Anorexia is among the psychiatric conditions with the highest mortality rate, with an estimated 6% of anorexia victims dying from complications of the disease. The most common causes of death in people with anorexia are medical complications of the condition including cardiac arrest and electrolyte imbalances. Suicide is also a cause of death in people with anorexia.
Early diagnosis and treatment can improve the overall prognosis in an individual with anorexia. With appropriate treatment, about half of those affected will make a full recovery. Some people experience a fluctuating pattern of weight gain followed by a relapse, while others experience a progressively deteriorating course of the illness over many years and still others never fully recover. It is estimated that about 20% of people with anorexia remain chronically ill from the condition.
As with many other addictions, it takes a day-to-day effort to control the urge to relapse. Many individuals will require ongoing treatment for anorexia over several years, and some may require treatment over their lifetime.
Yes, you can die from it.
By slowly starving your body, you lose bone density, muscle mass, and you ruin your digestive system. You starve yourself to death.
The side effects are most seriously death. Apart from being painfully thin - you will become mentally unhinged, and your body organs gradually stop working. If you know someone who is potentially anorexic please get them some help. My cousins son is dying with anorexia and its heartbreaking.
Yes, anorexia will kill you, both physically and mentally. You will stop having your period, become anemic, you will have poor nutrition resulting in hair loss and brittle bones, heart palpitations, the list of side effects goes on and on. I can tell you one side effect they won't tell you of, after you have lived with anorexia for a long time and you try to heal, you can become constipated and have serious gastrual problems. Also when you have children you have a severe time trying to lose weight again because your metabolism is all f'd up.
It is a disease that will kill you mentally and physically and I hope that whyever you are asking this you get help.
i know this all to well, unfortunately it is death in the end
death or seriuse side effects
well obviously it affects your spelling. and yes size is an issue - but not just size it does affect all your body, organs, muscles, bones etc and also your brain function
Anorexia can cause nutritional deficiencies (which have side effects themselves), dehydration, susceptibility to infection, and death. Basically, when you don't eat on a long term basis, your body shuts itself down.
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having a great skinny figure just kidding obviously death and complications.
Yes, you can die from anorexia. Anorexia is the purposeful starvation of oneself, and can cause huge health problems. Loss of menstrual periods, alopecia (loss of hair), osteoporosis and failure to thrive (prevention of normal growth) are all medial consequences of anorexia. The loss of normal nutrients can cause irregular heart beats and low heart rates due to a lack of electrolytes, and this can eventually cause heart attack and death.
The size effect is you need a smaller coffin.
It is spelled anorexia.
Yes, many young people, (even older ones) die from it, if they don't get the treatment early enough. Some are saved just in time, some are found out too late.
Unfortunately, all the symptoms you have been told above are true.
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