"You thought you can't overeat."
An article about Bulimia
If one has Bulimia, they may experience:
sore throat
swollen face
missing periods for women
Stomach Pains
dehydration
fainting
odd bowel movements
short temper among others
mood swings
depression
anxiety
acting hurtful towards others
lying a majority of the time
reluctance to eat with others
inability to focus
Source: <http://www.newportacademy.com/>
If you have Bulimia, don't panic, there is a solution
Even though Bulimia is the second most common eating disorder among teens,
Bulimia can be solved in two various ways, it is best when done together.
Bulimia can be solved in two various ways, it is best when done together.
One major thing to do if you have Bulimia is to go to a psychologist for help because of the many social as well as behavioral issues you would face if you have bulimia, and another way to help stop this is to take an antidepressant
If you want to specify your help, you can visit Rodgers Memorial Hospital on it's website https://rogershospital.org/residential-center/eating-disorder-center
or call: 800-767-4411