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Since eating disorders can be as high as 20% on college campuses, many colleges have specialists in eating disorders. Eating disorders are quite complex. They are genetic, psychological, social and spirtiual disorders. They can seemingly even disappear at certain times in individuals lives. And then come back with a vengance! You could visit the bella vita website to learn more about eating disorders. Wishing you the best in addressing your current struggle!
do any of you experience some kind of heart palpitation after eating ( not always but maybe after some foods).??
this is accompanied by a very bad dizziness spells.
it lasts like half on hour to hour max to goes away.
i may sometimes go few weeks without it.
does that prompt cardiology appointment..??
I am sick and tired from specialists..
also i get weird feeling of heaviness or numbness or tingling ( dont know how to describe it under my left armpit ..do you have this ? could it be related..
Are they referring to people with active eating disorders who are in a compromised medical state and more prone to seizing, or will anyone who has ever had an eating disorder be denied this med? I am not asking for Wellbutrin because of the weight loss side effects- 100% honest!!- but instead for its apparent success rate.
Finally, do I simply ask my doctor to prescribe it for me? Or would they have to recommend it?
m probably beginning to sound like a broken record to some on this board, but there are a couple of things that you can try. You can try eating an apple prior to sitting down to a meal - that will help you fill up some so you won't eat so much. A large glass of water can do the same thing. Try using a smaller plate and you can have a plate full, but it just won't be as much food.
s Anonymous where you will get support from people with all forms of eating disorders. I have 16 years recovery from my eating disorder so it is possible to recover. Part of recovery is learning that it isn't as much about food and weight but the feelings beneath those things. Good luck to you on getting the help you need.
That 97% is the CDC extreamly ultra conservative approach since in some places they are still using 1st generation test, and the CDC is mixing their 80s results with today results to come up with that porcentage, the real accurateness of a test at 3 months is 99,5% accurate. dont believe that 97% CDC ********, here is a good explanation of that from Dr. McGowagan
HIV antibody tests (ELISA) will usually be reactive (positive) by 3 months after exposure to the virus (in 99.5% of cases).
The facility also specialized in treating eating disorders. My rehab roomate struggled with anorexia and bulimia. I sure learned alot about eating disorders in that time. I'm so glad you are posting about this. It sounds like you are being swept up in a cross addiction. This is a serious addiction that does kill many young women and men. A few of the girls I met had heart attacks and now live with pacemakers.
Why does the CDC and Focus (makers of Herpselect Test) say that 12 weeks is confirmatory for HSV and everyone here says 16 weeks? Just got off the phone with both.
Some options are to talk to your family doctor, seek a therapist (one experienced in eating disorders) and/or attend meetings of Overeater's Anonymous (OA). Don't let the name scare you away; it is for people with various types of eating disorders. Good luck to you.
Just to let you know it's possible, I have been in recovery from my eating disorder for 15 years.
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