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Eating Disorder Treatment...? |
I have struggled off and on with an eating disorder for the past year or two, and recently lost about twenty pounds in three weeks (I went from 120 to 100, and I'm 5'6", so my parents of course noticed). They made an appointment with my doctor (not an eating disorder specialist) for later this week. a referral to a mental health md, probably some lab draws and a rx for prozac. |
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a referral to a mental health md, probably some lab draws and a rx for prozac. ...I would say go to your regular doctor. They should be able to help you set up an appointment with a dietitian who would help you set up a plan to eat right. ...its when they think your ready to go home and they think you can sustain a normal healthy weight ...heyy big phil...guys do have eating disorders. its just more common in women. and i know that in Degrassi's on episode "mirror in the bathroom" Toby wants to shed his geeky image and... you have to be able to quiet your fears and anxieties...dismiss all stresses from your life and just be happy being you...you should try to reflect on your life and ask yourself how you feel about ... are you talking about uncontrollable weight loss? appetite loss? ...or fitting in to other people's standards? do NOT become too skinny. i don't know how old you are, but you will lo... people dont understand what eating disorders are. no its not ur choice to have it. but it is ur choice to get better. and honestly i would tell ur mom or someone u would trust with anything. or eve... You will need a minimum of a MA in a clinical area that is eligible for licensure in your state (each state is different. The MSW - leads to the LCSW MA in psych, counseling or MFT can lead to ... |
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