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berkly
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| Hi, I am a guy 17 years old and I have a friend that has almost stopped eating. She was hiding and throwing her food away. She is anorexic and she was even hospitalized for some time. I fear that it may have damaged her health. So, what are the possibilities of not having consequences at all? And what are they? |
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celinka
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| Posted: 10/09/07 - 21:33 Post subject: |
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| There is a possibility that your friend will recover in full. However, almost all people with anorexia have some consequences, even only at the beginning of the recovery. The possible consequences of anorexia are: heart problems, bloating, dental problems, tremors, cramps, low blood pressure, etc. I hope she recover fully. |
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