Side effects of being anorexic

Answer 1

There are many signs / symptoms of anorexia. Some common ones are....

*Lack of eating, restricted eating

*Excessive exercise

*Hair loss

*Dry, flaky skin

*Brittle nails, discolored nails / nailbeds

*Weight loss, protruding bones

*Depression

*OCD

*BDD (Body Dismorphic Disorder)

*Isolation

*Defensive over looks, weight, eating habits, ect.

*Heart failure, heart murmur

*Feeling cold (often when others are not)

*Low body fat percentage

*Preferring to eat alone

*Growth of lanugo (thin "peach fuzz" hair over the body)

*Mood swings

*Organ malfunction, organ failure

*Loss of menstrual cycle (in women)

*Low sex drive (in men)

*Odd food habits (cutting food into small piece, eating in a certain order, chewing a certain number of times, not likeing food to touch,eating only certain color foods, ect.)

Answer 2

Anorexics oftne suffer from very dry, painful skin. Their hair can either fall out, become thinner, or become brittle (likely to break or splt). There can also be severe organ damage leading to organ malfunction or failure. Often, anorexics have low body temperature, low blood pressure, and weak hearts. (20% die.) Heart complications and heart failure are common. Those who suffer from anorexia are likely to become dizzy, weak, and / or faint / pass out easily and often.

Answer 3

Anorexia can cause a multitude of problems. Some common ones are... *Low body weight / low body fat content and levels *Fainting, dizziness, weakness, fatigue *Hair loss *Dry skin *Organ malfunction, weakness, and failure *Brittle bones / prone to breaking bones *Low heart rate *Low blood pressure *Low body temperature *Weight loss *Injuries due to over-excerising *Death

Answer 4

There are many different physical, medical, and mental complications that can accompany anorexia. Some (but not all) include....

* Weight loss

* Brittle bones

* Vitamin / Mineral defficieny

* Dry skin

* Hair loss

* Discolored nails

* Stress on kidneys, liver, and lungs

* Heart murmur, heart attack, heart failure

* Dizziness

* Fainting

* Fatigue

* Loss of menstrual cycle (women)

* Loss of sex drive (men)

* Depression

* OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

* BDD (Body Dismorphic Disorder)

* Social isolation

* Disordered mental state

* Low self-esteem

* Low sense of self-worth

* Excessive exercising

* Attempts to hide weight loss (baggy clothes, for example)

* Odd eating habits

* Denial of weight loss or problem

* Anemia

Answer 5

There are many different physical, medical, and mental complications that can accompany anorexia. Some medical problems (but not all) include....

* Weight loss

* Brittle bones

* Vitamin / Mineral defficieny

* Stress on kidneys, liver, and lungs

* Heart murmur, heart attack, heart failure

* Dizziness

* Fainting

* Fatigue

* Loss of menstrual cycle (women)

* Loss of sex drive (men)

* Depression

* OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

* BDD (Body Dismorphic Disorder)

* Disordered mental state

* Anemia

Answer 6

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