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Eating disorders is a broad term covering a variety of different conditions related to extreme emotions, attitudes and behaviors surrounding weight and food issues. Eating disorders are serious and can be life-threatening. Learn more about each eating disorder below and some additional resources.
People with anorexia nervosa have obsessions with eating, food and weight control. Many people with this condition see themselves as overweight, even though they are underweight. They may restrict the type of food they eat, portion their food carefully and eat very small quantities of food. Some people may also binge eat and subsequently engage in exercise, vomiting or dieting.
Symptoms of anorexia nervosa may include:
People with bulimia nervosa feel they have a lack of control with their regular and repeated incidents of eating unusually large amounts of food. Binge eating is followed by behavior that compensates for the overeating such as forced vomiting, excessive use of laxatives or diuretics, fasting and/or excessive exercise.
People with bulimia nervosa usually maintain a “healthy or normal weight”, while some are slightly overweight. 通常, bulimic behavior is done secretly and the cycle can occur anywhere from several times a week to many times a day.
其他症状可能包括:
People with binge eating disorder lose control over their eating and as a result are often overweight or obese. They are at higher risk of high blood pressure and developing cardiovascular disease. They experience shame and guilt about their eating, which can lead to more binge eating.
其他症状可能包括:
EDCare
Resource and treatment options that include Intensive Outpatient Care to Partial Hospitalization.
Eating Disorder Foundation of 丹佛
Assistance with navigating treatment options, 保险责任范围, available resources and free groups.
Eating Recovery Center of 丹佛
Treatment options from Intensive Outpatient to Inpatient Treatment.
国家资源
National Institute for Mental Health
Information on different eating disorder diagnoses and treatment options.
NEDA
Educational material, peer support, treatment information and a self-screening tool.