عندي& athletica nervosa bulimia nervosa
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31-05-2004 | 01:13 AM
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01-06-2004 | 04:37 PM
[CELL=filter: glow(color=red,strength=1);][ALIGN=center]مرحبا غاليتي
هذي بعض المعلومات وأنشاء الله راح أبدأ معاك البرنامج بس فيه بعض
الأسئله لازم تجاوبين عليها سواء هنا أو في الخاص إذا تحبيين عشان نبدأ [/CELL][ALIGN=LEFT]General Description
Bulimia Nervosa is an illness that is most commonly found in girls of later adolescence and early adulthood. It is very rarely found in men. It is characterised by episodes of binge eating; eating large quantities of food in a short time. This behaviour may be very severe with enormous quantities of food, most typically carbohydrates being consumed. To prevent the otherwise inevitable consequence of weight gain there are periods of food restriction and often vomiting, laxative abuse or excessive exercising. When vomiting is used then the binges may become multiple with repeating cycles over several hours in which the sufferer eats until full, then vomits and eats again. With increasing severity the girls' lives become more chaotic with the focus increasingly on the bulimic behaviour. Such is the drive to eat that they may scavenge leftovers from a dustbin or steal in order to feed the compulsion. They generally find their own behaviour disgusting and are deeply ashamed of it so that it almost always occurs in secret.
Signs that may indicate that there is a problem include a tendency to leave the table immediately after a meal. Vomiting is most frequently induced by forcing two fingers of the right hand down the throat. This often causes a chronic blister just below the knuckle where it rubs on the upper teeth. Repeated vomiting quite often leads to swelling of the salivary glands that show as soft swellings at the base of the ears or just under the chin. If it goes on for many years the swellings become hard and permanent.
There are three types of Bulimia ,and you have this type
*Anorexic Bulimia Nervose*
is a variant of the illness that is preceded by a bout of Anorexia Nervosa. Quite often this anorexic episode is a brief one and the sufferer begins to recover without treatment. It is followed typically by a short period of stabilised weight just below that at which the menstruation may restart, around 46 kg. The control of the anorexic is not sustained and bingeing begins usually in a very small way but becomes more severe especially once vomiting begins. Often they begin by vomiting after what would for a normal person be an ordinary meal but this leads to a loss of control of the appetite drive and true bingeing gradually starts. Occasionally the vomiting and bingeing start first but then there is a period of significant weight loss in an anorexic phase that includes restrictive eating. The illness becomes dominated by the bingeing and vomiting behaviour but the weight remains low for a while before gradually rising to near and in time above normal. The personality profile and backgrounds of these girls is similar as for a group with Anorexia Nervosa. A description may be found in the leaflet "Introducing Anorexia Nervosa". When there are differences the Bulimic group seem to be slightly less obsessive and to be marginally more mature in emotional development. The are more likely to have boyfriends and to show their feelings.
هذي بعض المعلومات وأنشاء الله راح أبدأ معاك البرنامج بس فيه بعض
الأسئله لازم تجاوبين عليها سواء هنا أو في الخاص إذا تحبيين عشان نبدأ [/CELL][ALIGN=LEFT]General Description
Bulimia Nervosa is an illness that is most commonly found in girls of later adolescence and early adulthood. It is very rarely found in men. It is characterised by episodes of binge eating; eating large quantities of food in a short time. This behaviour may be very severe with enormous quantities of food, most typically carbohydrates being consumed. To prevent the otherwise inevitable consequence of weight gain there are periods of food restriction and often vomiting, laxative abuse or excessive exercising. When vomiting is used then the binges may become multiple with repeating cycles over several hours in which the sufferer eats until full, then vomits and eats again. With increasing severity the girls' lives become more chaotic with the focus increasingly on the bulimic behaviour. Such is the drive to eat that they may scavenge leftovers from a dustbin or steal in order to feed the compulsion. They generally find their own behaviour disgusting and are deeply ashamed of it so that it almost always occurs in secret.
Signs that may indicate that there is a problem include a tendency to leave the table immediately after a meal. Vomiting is most frequently induced by forcing two fingers of the right hand down the throat. This often causes a chronic blister just below the knuckle where it rubs on the upper teeth. Repeated vomiting quite often leads to swelling of the salivary glands that show as soft swellings at the base of the ears or just under the chin. If it goes on for many years the swellings become hard and permanent.
There are three types of Bulimia ,and you have this type
*Anorexic Bulimia Nervose*
is a variant of the illness that is preceded by a bout of Anorexia Nervosa. Quite often this anorexic episode is a brief one and the sufferer begins to recover without treatment. It is followed typically by a short period of stabilised weight just below that at which the menstruation may restart, around 46 kg. The control of the anorexic is not sustained and bingeing begins usually in a very small way but becomes more severe especially once vomiting begins. Often they begin by vomiting after what would for a normal person be an ordinary meal but this leads to a loss of control of the appetite drive and true bingeing gradually starts. Occasionally the vomiting and bingeing start first but then there is a period of significant weight loss in an anorexic phase that includes restrictive eating. The illness becomes dominated by the bingeing and vomiting behaviour but the weight remains low for a while before gradually rising to near and in time above normal. The personality profile and backgrounds of these girls is similar as for a group with Anorexia Nervosa. A description may be found in the leaflet "Introducing Anorexia Nervosa". When there are differences the Bulimic group seem to be slightly less obsessive and to be marginally more mature in emotional development. The are more likely to have boyfriends and to show their feelings.
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01-06-2004 | 04:41 PM
[ALIGN=LEFT]Causes of Bulimia Nervosa
The causes of Bulimia Nervosa remain unknown although there is probably a small genetic contribution. In sub-clinical form bulimic behaviour is probably very common in our society. The incidence of Bulimia Nervosa is usually given as 3% of young women but the true incidence is likely to be much greater. The pressure to be thin and resulting abnormal eating patterns that are regarded as normal are probably partly to blame. Certainly the desire to be thin and attempts to restrict weight are the triggers that provoke the illness. Once established bulimia influences the way that emotions are felt. It protects the sufferer from experiencing feelings that may be to them unbearable. It is paradoxical that bulimia causes them to become increasingly out of control in a wide variety of ways and yet it is the one thing that enables them to feel in control. Their fear of being without this protection maintains and increases the severity of the illness which comes to dominate all emotional experience.
Once the illness has become established the trigger to binge is often partly or wholly related to feelings. Periods of depression, boredom, and anger are likely to increase the risk especially when the sufferer is alone. It is a habit forming behaviour and some girls plan being alone and having food available in order to make bulimia easier. They can become addicted to the emotional feelings that are generated in this way.
Risks of Bulimia Nervosa
Repeated vomiting causes a loss of stomach contents and because this includes the acid secretions that are needed for digestion it leads to changes of body chemistry. Laxative abuse causes similar distortion of chemistry and the two behaviours together are most likely to be dangerous. Major disturbance of the blood chemistry, particularly loss of potassium, and rupture of the stomach are occasional causes of sudden death but fortunately this is rare unless the behaviour is extreme. Acid from the stomach constantly washing over the teeth dissolves the enamel which will cause lasting damage particularly to the four central upper teeth. Irregularity of the menstrual cycle is common and sometimes it stops altogether. There is an association of ovarian cysts with the illness that is likely to reduce fertility but most are able to conceive normally once they are recovered. As with all eating disorders the greatest risks are from suicide or self harm as a result of feelings of depression and hopelessness.
The causes of Bulimia Nervosa remain unknown although there is probably a small genetic contribution. In sub-clinical form bulimic behaviour is probably very common in our society. The incidence of Bulimia Nervosa is usually given as 3% of young women but the true incidence is likely to be much greater. The pressure to be thin and resulting abnormal eating patterns that are regarded as normal are probably partly to blame. Certainly the desire to be thin and attempts to restrict weight are the triggers that provoke the illness. Once established bulimia influences the way that emotions are felt. It protects the sufferer from experiencing feelings that may be to them unbearable. It is paradoxical that bulimia causes them to become increasingly out of control in a wide variety of ways and yet it is the one thing that enables them to feel in control. Their fear of being without this protection maintains and increases the severity of the illness which comes to dominate all emotional experience.
Once the illness has become established the trigger to binge is often partly or wholly related to feelings. Periods of depression, boredom, and anger are likely to increase the risk especially when the sufferer is alone. It is a habit forming behaviour and some girls plan being alone and having food available in order to make bulimia easier. They can become addicted to the emotional feelings that are generated in this way.
Risks of Bulimia Nervosa
Repeated vomiting causes a loss of stomach contents and because this includes the acid secretions that are needed for digestion it leads to changes of body chemistry. Laxative abuse causes similar distortion of chemistry and the two behaviours together are most likely to be dangerous. Major disturbance of the blood chemistry, particularly loss of potassium, and rupture of the stomach are occasional causes of sudden death but fortunately this is rare unless the behaviour is extreme. Acid from the stomach constantly washing over the teeth dissolves the enamel which will cause lasting damage particularly to the four central upper teeth. Irregularity of the menstrual cycle is common and sometimes it stops altogether. There is an association of ovarian cysts with the illness that is likely to reduce fertility but most are able to conceive normally once they are recovered. As with all eating disorders the greatest risks are from suicide or self harm as a result of feelings of depression and hopelessness.
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01-06-2004 | 04:52 PM
[ALIGN=LEFT]Course and Outcome
Anorexic Bulimia Nervosa is more likely to need inpatient or day patient care especially if the weight remains low because restoration of normal weight is essential to appetite control. The emotional disturbance is often greater and the degree of emotional maturity less so that greater support and psychological input may be needed. Correspondingly the outcome is a little more guarded but many will do well. Ultimately the outcome depends on the severity of the underlying problems and their successful resolution as it does with Anorexia Nervosa.
Htis is the Fact Sheet: Bulimia Nervosa
some questions to help you
What is Bulimia Nervosa?
Bulimia is an eating disorder in which a person regularly binge eats, then tries to prevent weight gain by self-induced vomiting, water pills, laxatives, fasting or extreme exercising.
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What are the Symptoms of Bulimia?
Symptoms of Bulimia include frequent binge eating (eating very large amounts of food in a short period of time); feeling a lack of control over eating; regular self-induced vomiting; using laxatives or water pills; strict dieting, fasting or vigorous exercise to prevent weight gain; and judging oneself mainly by body shape and weight. Other symptoms may include cutting down strictly on food or liquids; Ipecac or enema abuse (also called purging); loss of appetite; weight gain or loss of 10 pounds or more; and physical changes including salt and fluid imbalance, menstrual problems, hair loss, chronic sore throat, swollen parotid glands (the saliva glands below the ears) or severe tooth decay.
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What Causes Bulimia?
The exact cause of Bulimia is unknown, but a number of psychological, social, cultural and biochemical factors contribute and are being studied.
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What Happens to People who have Bulimia?
Bulimia usually starts in the teen or early adult years and is far more common in females than in males. The illness may be constant or it may get better and worse over a period of many years. Usually bingeing alternates with periods of normal eating and/or fasting. In severe cases, there may be periods of bingeing and fasting with no periods of normal eating.
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What is the Treatment for Bulimia?
Treatment of bulimia usually includes individual, group and/or family psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and often medications. Depending on the patient's state of physical health, there will be greater or lesser control of the person's eating and total environment. When binge eating and purging have led to extreme physical danger, medical or psychiatric hospitalization is required and all eating and elimination (urinating, bowel movements and vomiting) are controlled and carefully observed at every moment. As symptoms are brought under control and eating behaviors and weight are stabilized, control is gradually and slowly returned to the patient. At all levels of care, treatment involves high levels of structure and a behavioral treatment plan based on the weight and eating behaviors. Long-term psychotherapy and medical follow-up are essential.
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What Can I do to Help Get my Bulimia under Control?
Participate actively in the treatment plan.
Complete an inpatient program when necessary.
Maintain weight independently within 5 pounds of target weight.
Function independently in activities of daily living.
Regularly attend individual, group and/or family therapy.
Make all scheduled medical follow-up visits.
Learn and use healthy coping skills.
Ask for help when it’s needed.
Be honest with the health care professionals who are treating you. Never hold back information.
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What Happens if the Symptoms Return After I get them in Control?
When signs of relapse appear, always contact the professional responsible for psychiatric and medical follow-up. Signs of relapse may include increase or decrease in weight that is 5 pounds or more out of target range; increase in any addictive behavior (food, exercise, drugs, alcohol); decreased appetite or inability to eat; a return of binge eating, purging or vomiting; use of diet pills or water pills; or marked increase or decrease in sleep.
Anorexic Bulimia Nervosa is more likely to need inpatient or day patient care especially if the weight remains low because restoration of normal weight is essential to appetite control. The emotional disturbance is often greater and the degree of emotional maturity less so that greater support and psychological input may be needed. Correspondingly the outcome is a little more guarded but many will do well. Ultimately the outcome depends on the severity of the underlying problems and their successful resolution as it does with Anorexia Nervosa.
Htis is the Fact Sheet: Bulimia Nervosa
some questions to help you
What is Bulimia Nervosa?
Bulimia is an eating disorder in which a person regularly binge eats, then tries to prevent weight gain by self-induced vomiting, water pills, laxatives, fasting or extreme exercising.
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What are the Symptoms of Bulimia?
Symptoms of Bulimia include frequent binge eating (eating very large amounts of food in a short period of time); feeling a lack of control over eating; regular self-induced vomiting; using laxatives or water pills; strict dieting, fasting or vigorous exercise to prevent weight gain; and judging oneself mainly by body shape and weight. Other symptoms may include cutting down strictly on food or liquids; Ipecac or enema abuse (also called purging); loss of appetite; weight gain or loss of 10 pounds or more; and physical changes including salt and fluid imbalance, menstrual problems, hair loss, chronic sore throat, swollen parotid glands (the saliva glands below the ears) or severe tooth decay.
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What Causes Bulimia?
The exact cause of Bulimia is unknown, but a number of psychological, social, cultural and biochemical factors contribute and are being studied.
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What Happens to People who have Bulimia?
Bulimia usually starts in the teen or early adult years and is far more common in females than in males. The illness may be constant or it may get better and worse over a period of many years. Usually bingeing alternates with periods of normal eating and/or fasting. In severe cases, there may be periods of bingeing and fasting with no periods of normal eating.
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What is the Treatment for Bulimia?
Treatment of bulimia usually includes individual, group and/or family psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and often medications. Depending on the patient's state of physical health, there will be greater or lesser control of the person's eating and total environment. When binge eating and purging have led to extreme physical danger, medical or psychiatric hospitalization is required and all eating and elimination (urinating, bowel movements and vomiting) are controlled and carefully observed at every moment. As symptoms are brought under control and eating behaviors and weight are stabilized, control is gradually and slowly returned to the patient. At all levels of care, treatment involves high levels of structure and a behavioral treatment plan based on the weight and eating behaviors. Long-term psychotherapy and medical follow-up are essential.
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What Can I do to Help Get my Bulimia under Control?
Participate actively in the treatment plan.
Complete an inpatient program when necessary.
Maintain weight independently within 5 pounds of target weight.
Function independently in activities of daily living.
Regularly attend individual, group and/or family therapy.
Make all scheduled medical follow-up visits.
Learn and use healthy coping skills.
Ask for help when it’s needed.
Be honest with the health care professionals who are treating you. Never hold back information.
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What Happens if the Symptoms Return After I get them in Control?
When signs of relapse appear, always contact the professional responsible for psychiatric and medical follow-up. Signs of relapse may include increase or decrease in weight that is 5 pounds or more out of target range; increase in any addictive behavior (food, exercise, drugs, alcohol); decreased appetite or inability to eat; a return of binge eating, purging or vomiting; use of diet pills or water pills; or marked increase or decrease in sleep.
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01-06-2004 | 05:03 PM
[CELL=filter: glow(color=red,strength=1);][ALIGN=center]طيب غاليتي
هذا كل شي عن المرض بالأنجليزي
عزيزتي Encantadora
أبغاك تكوني متابعه معاي الحين خطوه بخطوه
وأنشاء الله راح تتخلصين من هالمرض بسرعه..
في أسأله راح أرسلك أياها ع الخاص وأتمنى أنك تجاوبين عليها
بس قبل مانبدأ أبغا أسمع منك الموافقه ومتى تحبين نبدأ ؟؟؟
أنتظرك غاليتي ؟؟:up:
عذبة الأحساس[/CELL]
هذا كل شي عن المرض بالأنجليزي
عزيزتي Encantadora
أبغاك تكوني متابعه معاي الحين خطوه بخطوه
وأنشاء الله راح تتخلصين من هالمرض بسرعه..
في أسأله راح أرسلك أياها ع الخاص وأتمنى أنك تجاوبين عليها
بس قبل مانبدأ أبغا أسمع منك الموافقه ومتى تحبين نبدأ ؟؟؟
أنتظرك غاليتي ؟؟:up:
عذبة الأحساس[/CELL]
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03-06-2004 | 11:44 PM
عزيزتي عذبة الاحساس ..... جزاك الله خير عالاهتمام الله يجعله في ميزان حسناتك ....
قريت كل اللي كتبتيه بالحرف .... ومعظم الاعراض تنطبق علي .... حالة الاستفراغ خفت كثير ... بطلت استفرغ زي اول ... والحين وزني قريب من الطبيعي باقيلي 8 -9 كيلو وادخل فالطبيعي طولي 160 ووزني 68 اذا كان هاذا من ضمن اسالتك ...رياضية من الدرجة الاولى ... وبامكاني انني العب رياضة 6 ساعات متواصلة ... كل انواع الرياضة ... وهو جزء من مشكلتي athletica nervosa ....
مشكلتي ما تطلع الحين تطلع لما افك الرجيم .... no control .... typically what u said ..... food binges .... especially fatty food .... carbohydrates ..... and fried food ....and then i either vomit or take
a laxative .... workout for hours and hours
....
وزني بالنسبة لي مسالة حياة او موت .... متى ما طالعت المرايه وحسيت انه شكلي بشع ... اتنكد وما افكر في شي غير كيف انزل هالوزن ...
what makes it worse,is that i have low metabolic rate.... يعني امسك نفسي و اخفف اكل ...مثلا كوب لبن ... كم خيارة ... شوربة ... اتم عليهم طول اليوم العب رياضة 4 ساعات ... ساعة steper ساعة بطن .... ساعة تماريت يد وصدر ... ساعة رقص لاتيني ....ولا كني سويت شي وزني ما يتحرك ولا حتى 200 جرام ...
..:down:
عزيزتي اكون شاكرة لكي لو تلاقيلي حل ... بدعيلك طول حياتي ...
وماعندي مانع اننا نتكلم فالعام .... يمكن حد عنده نفس المشكلة وما يدري ... خلي البنات يستفيدون ... ماخجل من مشكلتي ... لاكن اخجل كوني دكتورة وماعرف اعالج نفسي :o
تحياتي لكي وللجميع
قريت كل اللي كتبتيه بالحرف .... ومعظم الاعراض تنطبق علي .... حالة الاستفراغ خفت كثير ... بطلت استفرغ زي اول ... والحين وزني قريب من الطبيعي باقيلي 8 -9 كيلو وادخل فالطبيعي طولي 160 ووزني 68 اذا كان هاذا من ضمن اسالتك ...رياضية من الدرجة الاولى ... وبامكاني انني العب رياضة 6 ساعات متواصلة ... كل انواع الرياضة ... وهو جزء من مشكلتي athletica nervosa ....
مشكلتي ما تطلع الحين تطلع لما افك الرجيم .... no control .... typically what u said ..... food binges .... especially fatty food .... carbohydrates ..... and fried food ....and then i either vomit or take
a laxative .... workout for hours and hours
....
وزني بالنسبة لي مسالة حياة او موت .... متى ما طالعت المرايه وحسيت انه شكلي بشع ... اتنكد وما افكر في شي غير كيف انزل هالوزن ...
what makes it worse,is that i have low metabolic rate.... يعني امسك نفسي و اخفف اكل ...مثلا كوب لبن ... كم خيارة ... شوربة ... اتم عليهم طول اليوم العب رياضة 4 ساعات ... ساعة steper ساعة بطن .... ساعة تماريت يد وصدر ... ساعة رقص لاتيني ....ولا كني سويت شي وزني ما يتحرك ولا حتى 200 جرام ...
..:down:
عزيزتي اكون شاكرة لكي لو تلاقيلي حل ... بدعيلك طول حياتي ...
وماعندي مانع اننا نتكلم فالعام .... يمكن حد عنده نفس المشكلة وما يدري ... خلي البنات يستفيدون ... ماخجل من مشكلتي ... لاكن اخجل كوني دكتورة وماعرف اعالج نفسي :o
تحياتي لكي وللجميع
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26-07-2004 | 01:46 PM
فهمونا الحكاية ....