Seemingly, I have alternating anorexia bulimia

I think you're psychological.

Patients with binge eating disorder may not have anorexia in the past, but after a long time, about half of the people with anorexia will become binge eating disorder, because anorexia and hunger for too long, they will want to eat very much and get binge eating disorder, and after eating, they will feel guilty, so they will vomit what they eat, so binge eating disorder has diarrhea in addition to binge eating.

Binge eating disorder can also be divided into two categories: one is to vomit after eating a lot of things, that is, the so-called "hollowing out", some try to vomit out, and some eat a lot of laxatives to maintain their body shape and not lose weight; The other is that they do not vomit after eating, that is, the so-called "non-hollowing type", some of them become obese because of this, and some of them are not fat, but they often alternate between dieting and gluttony.

Unlike anorexia, patients with binge eating disorder are more aware of the disease and often think that their binge eating phenomenon is wrong, but they can't change it. Because they always vomit food or eat laxatives, they are prone to electrolyte imbalance, acid or alkalosis, etc., and because they often vomit, they are prone to reflux esophagitis, gastric bleeding, gastritis, pancreatitis, tooth decay, etc., and occasionally see patients with swollen or inflamed salivary glands such as mumps, and the rate of depression is higher than that of ordinary people, and may also be combined with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Such patients are very good at hiding themselves, are very restrained when they are around others, and eat a lot when they are alone, so they often do not know about their relatives and friends.

Some patients live an empty and boring life, and use gluttony to relieve emptiness, but at the same time, their hearts are still heavy and empty, and they don't know what to do. Some people do this every day; Some people will binge eat from Monday to Friday, and it is better to return home on holidays; Some people, on the contrary, are usually asymptomatic, but feel bored at home during the holidays and unconsciously have binge eating symptoms. The latter two are known as cyclical patients.

Because patients often feel that they are not normal and painful, and they know that they are not good but cannot control it, they often seek medical attention on their own. Patients can record their diet for the doctor's reference and keep it consistent. Because binge eating disorder is very easy, if you only have it a few times, you will not be able to make a real improvement if you stop it because of a lack of confidence, a slight improvement, etc.

I haven't really heard of this term.

Yes I have this disease. It is mainly caused by **, but most of them are caused by **dieting.

And then he forced himself not to eat anything, and he became anorexic.

I don't vomit, I don't want to eat anything when I'm anorexic, but I still want to eat when I'm overeating, it's not that I'm hungry, I just want to eat, I don't want to eat, I just want to eat, I don't feel comfortable if I don't eat, I feel uncomfortable, sometimes I want to endure it, but after a while, I go to eat again, and I regret eating it again after eating, but I just can't control it.

The symptoms of anorexia are barely eating anything and no need to induce vomiting; Binge eating disorder is characterized by eating a lot of things, and at the same time, there are vomiting and laxatives, and it is also very anxious and prone to parent-child conflicts. Binge eating disorder is the same as anorexia in that patients are quite concerned about their weight, body shape, and image every day, but the difference is that binge eating disorder is usually older. Patients with binge eating disorder may not have anorexia in the past, but after a long time, about half of the people with anorexia will become binge eating disorder, because anorexia and hunger for too long, they will want to eat very much and get binge eating disorder, and after eating, they will feel guilty, so they will vomit what they eat, so binge eating disorder has diarrhea in addition to binge eating.

Symptoms of anorexia and binge eating disorder.

Anorexia can be seen at a glance because their weight is usually less than 85 of the standard weight, for example, a person with a standard weight of 50 kilograms is too fat when they are thin to kilograms.

At present, the effect of anorexia and bulimia is not very good, so the doctor must slowly talk to the patient in detail, in addition, the family must also communicate with the patient frequently. Binge eating disorder can also be medicated, mostly with drugs to control the central nervous system**, but it is temporary, the most important thing is to communicate so that the patient can relax. Anorexia is not specifically noted in the medical record, but there are many people with bulimia, and these people have to spend a lot of time doing psychological**, and when talking to them, it must be very comfortable.

Anorexia and binge eating disorder have a serious impact on health.

There is no condition for the diagnosis of binge eating disorder, and menstruation will not stop until it is thin enough to be malnourished, and most people with binge eating disorder are obese or overweight. Anorexia is more common.

One of the diagnostic criteria for people in their twenties is that they have no menstruation within three months, and in addition, many of the people who often linger in the **** center are patients with anorexia and bulimia. Some people will use undesirable methods such as one-finger magic (using their fingers to induce food to vomit) or pouring alcohol into **.

Many binge eating disorder or anorexia is not just about taking medicine, but about waking up the patient, talking to him well, and the doctor should get to the point, understand the patient's life background, and even the patient's family, friends, and occupation. Only by understanding the causes of anorexia and feeding disorder from various aspects can we focus on the problem.

Psychogenic bulimia, often referred to as bulimia, is characterized by binge eating, which is eating large amounts of food in a short period of time. This gluttony is followed by an attempt to eliminate food and calories in a so-called purge.