Bulimia is a disease in which a person has got a huge appetite and eats plenty of meals and large amounts of foods. After the appetite had been satisfied a patients feel stings of remorse and takes laxatives or enforces vomiting. The treatment demands staying in hospital under control of a psychiatrist and endocrinologist. Usually the patient needs to be fed or connected to the drip infusion. Nurses are obliged to pay attention and make sure that a patients eats regularly and doesn't use the laxatives or vomiting. People who suffer from bulimia have very low self-esteem, they are emotionally unstable and constantly on a diet. They also pay much attention to what people think about them. If the disease is diagnosed early enough it can be treated and doesn't have to thread patient's life.

Symptoms of Bulimia

-anemia (red blood cells deficiency)

-edema

-menstruation disorders

-reduced libido

-sadness

-scant menstruational bleeding

-skin discoloration

-thirst, increased

-vomiting

-white, pale skin

 Research:

Visit a specialist

Doctors :

Endocrinologist

Family physician, practitioner

Psychiatrist