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Bulimia

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Larry K

 

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June 11, 2015

 

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The condition tends to become most serious in late adolescence, but can develop at any age from early adolescence to age 40. Bulimia is believed to be much more common than anorexia; as many as 10% of women may suffer from bulimia at some time in their lives, though it typically begins during adolescence...
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Like the anorexic, the bulimic usually is attempting to control weight. Over time, purging can become a destructive, uncontrollable process. Physical effects can be serious. Frequent vomiting can cause damage to the tissues of the throat and esophagus, and to the teeth. Bowel, liver and kidney problems, dehydration and seizures are also possible...
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