Conditions: Page 5

Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), involves avoiding or restricting food not due to weight concerns, leading to health risks. It’s distinct from anorexia and requires early recognition and multidisciplinary treatment. Let’s take a closer look.

Rumination disorder, a rare eating disorder, involves regurgitating food unconsciously after meals. This article delves into its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, health risks, and treatment options, with expert insights from health professionals.

Laxatives, used to treat constipation, can be misused, leading to laxative abuse, often seen in eating disorders and older adults. This article explains laxative abuse, its health risks, recognizing symptoms, and effective treatments, with insights from health professionals.

We’ve long heard the benefits of healthy eating. However, these lessons can sometimes lead to orthorexia nervosa, an obsession with healthy eating. This article explores orthorexia, its symptoms, and recovery strategies, featuring insights from mental health professionals.

Food celebrates and unites us, but societal pressures can complicate our relationship with it. This article, featuring insights from Julia Preamplume of Grow Therapy, explores binge eating disorder, its signs, symptoms, and effective treatment options for recovery and support.

Eating disorders have deep roots, dating back centuries. Bulimia, acknowledged in 1979, involves bingeing and purging. Misunderstandings persist, but specialized care and support offer hope for recovery. With dedication and guidance, overcoming bulimia is achievable.

Anorexia nervosa, a severe mental health condition, affects the body and mind. Diagnosis isn’t always straightforward. Treatment requires multidisciplinary care. Recovery is possible with professional support and understanding.

New motherhood brings joy but also mental health challenges. Postpartum conditions like depression and anxiety are common. Seek therapy, medication, or support groups for help. Prioritize your well-being for yourself and your baby.

Body dysmorphia goes beyond mere dissatisfaction with one’s appearance. It’s a debilitating condition that can dominate thoughts and disrupt everyday life. Discover the symptoms, causes, and treatments for body dysmorphic disorder, and learn how to support those affected by it.