Anorexia Nervosa #24 Unit 2- Abnormal psychology.

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Anorexia Nervosa #24 Unit 2- Abnormal psychology

What is it?  An eating disorder and psychological disorder that occurs when someone has extreme dietary habits to prevent weight gain.

Why does it happen?  No definite cause, but there are possible causes  Starts when a person is trying to lose a significant amount of weight.  After a while they realize they have control  Weight loss becomes secondary  Genetics may play a role  Dysfunction in hypothalamus may be a cause

What happens with anorexia?  A person continues with restrictive eating  Over exercise  Over use diet pills to feel a loss of appetite  May abuse other substances like laxatives, diuretics, or anemia's “You’ll be dead before you’re thin enough.”

Statistics  95% of people suffering from anorexia are female (usually teens)  In the US and other countries with high economic statuses 1 in 100 girls are anorexic  0.5%-3.7% of all women are anorexic at some point in their lives  And only 0.3% of all men suffer

Criteria for diagnosis  Intense fear of weight gain (even though individual is underweight)  Women miss their period 3 times in a row until hormones administrated  Refuse to maintain a healthy weight for age and height  Weight loss that is not acknowledged (denial)

Example From a Parent’s Point of View  Case study of a 9 ½ year old girl  She began by asking her parents if she was fat  Then rejected junk food  Began loosing weight  Pediatrician thought it was a phase  Eventually ended up in the hospital for 3 weeks  Now “live from meal to meal” and have a team of health professionals to help

Pro-ana  Websites first made in 2001 to give tips to others to become or continue with anorexia  “Ana-diets” “Becoming anorexic requires years of obsessive and destructive thinking. Anorexia demands absolute, single-minded attention. Do you hate yourself, feel ashamed, embarrassed, guilty, dirty and anxious? If you don’t you will soon.”

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