Eating Disorders: Anorexia

The consequences of anorexia can be both physical and psychological.
Cardiac arrhythmia
Fainting
Sudden cardiac arrest (in the most severe cases)
Metabolic disorders
Deep depression
Suicide

Diagnosis of anorexia
If a patient is suspected of anorexia, the clinic offers modern methods for diagnosing diseases. Diagnosis of pathology begins at the first time of admission, during which the doctor conducts a survey, collects an anamnesis and gives directions for testing (tests for thyroid hormones and sugar). If necessary, the psychotherapist refers to other specialists, including the reasons for menstruation.

Treatment
Treatment of anorexia must be comprehensive. The patient should undergo a course of psychotherapy, learn to adequately perceive his own body, change behavior, and take serious measures to restore body weight. The patient must be provided with emotional care, support and encouragement.
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