Eating Disorders |
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Here are some signs to look for if you suspect your child is suffering from an eating disorder: |
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Extreme weight change | |
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Insomnia | |
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Skin rash and dry skin | |
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Loss of hair and nail quality | |
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Dental problems | |
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Unusual eating habits | |
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Hyperactivity and compulsive exercising | |
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Use 'of laxatives, diuretics, vomit inducers, and diet pills | |
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Distorted body image and denial | |
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Inability to think clearly | |
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Low sense of self-worth and self-control | |
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Perfectionism | |
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If you suspect your child is developing an eating disorder your first step should be to schedule an appointment with his or her doctor for a thorough physical examination. Provide the doctor with information concerning any of the above symptoms that you have observed. The doctor can then work with you and your child to develop an appropriate treatment plan. |
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