How to check for anorexia

In fact, when it comes to anorexia, it is often a relatively common disease. Moreover, once people have anorexia problems, they often feel that they do not want to eat. When they see food, they not only have no appetite at all, but also have symptoms of vomiting to varying degrees. Many supermodels also suffer from anorexia. Aggressive treatment is required. How to diagnose anorexia?

Although some patients have a good appetite, they feel bloated and uncomfortable in the stomach after taking a few bites and stop eating, or they don't want to eat when they see food. Such as forced feeding

Anorexia patients

, often inducing nausea and vomiting; some patients even try every possible means to induce vomiting;

Patients pay too much attention to diet and worry about gaining weight, so they actively refuse to eat or diet excessively, resulting in weight loss and malnutrition;

Patients often feel hungry but force themselves not to eat. They are good at studying the nutrition and calories of food; hiding or deliberately wasting food. About 50% of anorexia patients have bulimia. After binge eating, they induce vomiting, take diet pills, laxatives, etc., or engage in high-intensity exercise for fear of gaining weight, which leads to water and electrolyte disorders (hypokalemia, hyponatremia, etc.) and acid-base imbalance (metabolic alkali poisoning). Physiological manifestations include significant weight loss and edema; lack of body fat, easy chills and fear of cold; abnormal hormone levels in the body, resulting in fine or excessive hair;

Decreased heart function, slow heart rate, decreased blood pressure, and heart rhythm disorders can lead to sudden death; reduced cardiac blood flow and insufficient blood supply to the cerebral vessels can easily cause fainting.

Women often experience reduced or stopped menstruation, and both men and women suffer from lack of sexual desire;

Patients may also have other symptoms of neurosis, such as hysterical balls, upper abdominal fullness and discomfort, unexplained fatigue, lack of interest in sexual desire and insomnia.

Patients often have personality changes, such as depression, anxiety, moodiness, compulsion or repetition of certain things; often lying, concealing their eating habits, etc.

Warm reminder: In fact, the problem of anorexia can often be further diagnosed through symptoms. People at this time often have symptoms of rough and dry skin. There are often varying degrees of symptoms of soft hair appearing. Of course, there is often a symptom of lowering body temperature.