2. Contents
Definition
Introduction of anorexia
What is anorexia
Types of anorexia
Signs and symptoms
Effects of anorexia
Difference between dieting and
anorexia
Major risk factors of anorexia
Physical effects of anorexia
Family and social pressure
Anorexia treatment and therapy
Medical treatment for anorexia
Nutritional treatment for anorexia
4. Introduction Of
Anorexia
Anorexia is a
serious eating
disorder that
affects women
and men of all
ages.
It can damage
your health and
even threaten
your life.
5. Anorexia nervosa is a
complex eating disorder
with three key features:
Refusal to maintain a
healthy body weight
An intense fear of
gaining weight
A distorted body image
What Is
Anorexia
Nervosa?
6. Two types of anorexia
nervosa i.e.;
• Restricting type
• Purging type
Types Of
Anorexia
7. Restricting type of anorexia
include;
Restricting calories
Drastic diets
Fasting
Exercising to excess
8. Purging type of anorexia
include;
Vomiting
Using laxatives and
diuretics.
12. Healthy Dieting
Healthy dieting is an
attempt to control weight.
Your self-esteem is based
on more than just weight
and body image.
You view weight loss as a
way to improve your health
and appearance.
Your goal is to lose weight
in a healthy way.
13. Anorexia
Anorexia is an attempt to
control your life and
emotions.
Your self-esteem is based
entirely on how much you
weigh and how thin you are.
You view weight loss as a way
to achieve happiness.
Becoming thin is all that
matters; health is not a
concern.
14. Body dissatisfaction
Strict dieting
Low self-esteem
Difficulty expressing
feelings
History of physical or sexual
abuse
Family history of eating
disorders
Major Risk
Factors Of
Anorexia
Nervosa
15. Lack of energy and weakness
Slowed thinking; poor
memory
Dry, yellowish skin and brittle
nails
Constipation and bloating
Tooth decay and gum
damage
Dizziness, fainting, and
headaches
Growth of fine hair all over
the body and face
Physical
Effects Of
Anorexia
Nervosa
16. Family And Social
Pressures Include;
Demands slenderness
Criticize their children’s
bodies and appearance
Stressful life events
Family
And
Social
Pressure
17. Treating anorexia
involves three steps:
Getting back to a healthy
weight
Starting to eat more food
Changing how you think
about yourself and food
Treatment
Of
Anorexia
Nervosa
18. The first priority in
anorexia treatment is
addressing and
stabilizing any serious
health issues.
Hospitalization may be
necessary if you are
dangerously
malnourished.
Medical
Treatment
for
Anorexia
Nervosa
19. A second component of
anorexia treatment is
nutritional counseling. A
nutritionist or dietician
will teach you about
healthy eating and proper
nutrition. The nutritionist
will also help you develop
and follow meal plans that
include enough calories to
reach or maintain a
normal, healthy weight.
Nutritional
Treatment
For
Anorexia
Nervosa