Pathological Binge-Purge Disorder
Eating is essential for survival, but for some individuals, developing a healthy relationship with food is challenging. In bulimia nervosa, patients have developed a problematic relationship with eating to control their weight. They typically follow a behavioral cycle of binge eating and compulsive vomiting. The physical strain on the body can be significant. In addition to medical risks such as heart and esophagus disorders, the psychological consequences—like anxiety and compulsive behaviors—should not be underestimated. Since bulimia is often not visible, it can remain hidden from family and friends for a long time.
Bulimia is a serious mental disorder that requires intensive treatment. At the LIMES Schlossklinik Bergisches Land, we specialize in the treatment of bulimia. Contact our experts confidentially at +4922664855540.
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Affected individuals consume an unnaturally large amount of food in a short period, which is usually followed by vomiting. The use of laxatives and excessive exercise is also common among those with bulimia.
The most common psychological symptoms and signs include:
Physical symptoms:
Bulimia develops gradually due to a variety of factors, including:
Bulimia is a serious mental health disorder. At the LIMES Schlossklinik Bergisches Land, we develop a highly individualized therapy plan. The goal is to identify and address the underlying triggers of the eating disorder through cognitive behavioral therapy. In addition, we offer a variety of relaxation therapies, such as yoga and mindfulness training, to support your recovery process.
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