Early symptoms of anorexia

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Anorexia is a kind of mental disorder caused by excessive dieting and refusal to eat, resulting in weight loss, malnutrition, and even refusal to maintain the minimum weight. Ninety percent of patients with anorexia are women, and they often have similar personality tendencies in their adolescence. Most patients with anorexia have difficulties in treatment, so about 15% of them die early because of complications caused by malnutrition and suicidal behavior caused by depression. So what are the early symptoms of anorexia?

Early symptoms of anorexia

Although anorexia patients have a good appetite, they stop eating when they feel full and uncomfortable after eating a little food, or they don't want to eat when they see food. Forced eating can induce nausea and vomiting. Anorexia patients weight loss, edema, lack of fat in the body, easy to cold, abnormal hormone levels in the body.

Anorexia patients, most of them feel hungry, but force themselves not to eat. Anorexia patients are good at studying the nutrition and heat of food; Hiding or deliberately wasting food. According to the survey, about half of the patients with anorexia are accompanied by bulimia. After overeating, they induce vomiting, take weight-loss drugs, laxatives, or do a lot of exercise, lest they gain weight.

Anorexia patients with heart function will decline, heart rate is slow, blood pressure drops, easy to lead to sudden death, decreased cardiac blood flow, cerebral vascular insufficiency, easy to syncope. Female anorexia patients menstruation will reduce or stop, both men and women have the phenomenon of lack of sexual desire, patients may also be accompanied by depression, anxiety, moodiness and other emotions.

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In addition, the skin of anorexia patients will be more and more dry, lack of water, soft hair, temperature drop, slow heartbeat, body weakness, dehydration, pale face, no blood color, easy to insomnia, more serious mental abnormalities.