Anorexia nervosa is a nervous breakdown of food intended to reduce weight caused by vomiting or sustained by the patient's own intake of laxatives, as well as diuretics. The patients have a panic fear of weight gain and a wild fear of obesity. Patients with anorexia nervosa perceive their image in the mirror in a distorted way. Read the rest of this entry »
Anorexia medication is the loss of hunger, caused unconsciously during treatment with another disease or specifically, triggered by medication with the sole purpose of reducing body weight, as well as a side effect of taking antidepressants and various stimulants. Read the rest of this entry »
Every year, male anorexia is gaining momentum. And, unfortunately, with anorexia, the men's bulimia is walking amicably, which men are exposed to three times more often than women. Men are categorical and do not recognize their own problems. It has long been believed that anorexia is a purely female problem, but British doctors are concerned about the rapid growth of male anorexia. Read the rest of this entry »
Mental anorexia is a type of anorexia syndrome, characterized by a loss of hunger, a constant rejection of the proposed food because of the suppression of appetite by mental illness. Mental anorexia is one of the types of paranoid deviations in the psyche Read the full post »
Pediatric anorexia is a real burning issue for parents who are concerned about the health of their baby. Currently, the problem of pediatric primary anorexia is given sufficient attention in pediatrics. Young mothers are given advice in children's medical institutions, helping to avoid the development of anorexia in children. Read the rest of this entry »
Anorexia is the word that came to our active dictionary from ancient Greece and literally denotes - the lack of a urge to eat. In medicine, using the term anorexia, means a syndrome characterized by a conscious refusal of food, a prolonged lack of appetite and the disappearance of the basic instinct - hunger. Read the rest of this entry »
