Making a diagnosis When an eating disorder is suspected, many doctors begin with a series of questions developed by mental health professionals on attitudes and behavior regarding food. Questions like: - What is your weight right now? - Do you think you’re to fat or that other parts of your body are to fat? - Over the past few months has your weight increased, decreased, or remained the same? - How much do you …showed first 75 words of 632 total…

…showed last 75 words of 632 total…of binges for a short term. They lessen depression and feelings of hopelessness. They make a person feel happier and more energetic. But they are not “magic pills” they don’t cure. Summing it up, treatment for eating disorders is a long process, and relapses are common after treatment and a person should have access to their therapist. Not everyone succeeds, but experts agree that the earlier treatment begins, the greater chance of full recovery!