Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. If you purge or exercise excessively, you might wonder whether you would be considered to have bulimia nervosa. But what if you purge but don't binge? This may mean that you have a different problem: purging disorder. Purging disorder is an eating disorder that is diagnosed when a person purges to influence body shape or weight but does not binge.
It can be thought of as bulimia nervosa without bingeing. Many who write about the disorder seem to assume that vomiting is the default form of purging, but laxative and diuretic misuse are also common. Some people also engage in other behaviors to compensate for eating, including excessive exercise and extreme fasting.
Although purging disorder has likely existed for some time, it was first formally recognized by Keel and colleagues in Purging disorder has been studied far less than bulimia nervosa. Indeed, many people with purging disorder may have been incorrectly diagnosed as having bulimia nervosa or may not have been diagnosed at all. This category includes individuals with clinically significant eating disorders who do not meet criteria for one of the primary eating disorders including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, or binge eating disorder.
Even though it lacks its own official category in the DSM-5, purging disorder can be just as serious as any of these other disorders. Because purging disorder is not well-defined, researchers have not totally agreed on what it comprises. One of the challenges with our current diagnostic system is deciding into which basket a person with a certain group of symptoms should be placed.
For example, driven exercise has more recently been included as a potential purging behavior. However, it is not yet clear that excessive exercise behavior is by itself sufficient for a diagnosis of purging disorder.
One set of researchers believe that it should be. In their recent study, they found that people who engage in regular driven exercise but do not use other methods of purging have similar psychopathology as those who purge regularly by vomiting or laxative misuse.
Thus the research is ongoing, and as a result, it is unclear exactly how purging disorder will ultimately be defined. Purging disorder most commonly emerges in late adolescence and early adulthood. Because of the current diagnostic system, which prioritizes the diagnosis of anorexia nervosa, purging disorder specifically cannot be diagnosed in people who are underweight.
By definition, people with purging disorder do not have the episodes of eating unusually large amounts of food that characterize bulimia nervosa otherwise, they would meet criteria for bulimia nervosa. They may purge after meals. They may experience similar levels of guilt and shame to those who purge after eating large amounts of food. Research shows that people who purge but do not binge have severe symptoms that include restrictive eating, a preoccupation with eating disorder thoughts, and body image concerns.
Some research suggests that purging disorder may be less severe than bulimia nervosa. Patients with purging disorder often report feelings of gastrointestinal distress after eating and more distress than healthy people and patients with bulimia nervosa.
Some patients with purging disorder may feel that their vomiting is automatic. Patients with purging disorder often have other psychological disorders:. Purging disorder is also associated with an elevated risk of suicide and intentional self-harm.
Medically Reviewed. Common treatments include: 1,4 Psychotherapy Different forms of therapy and counseling can improve symptoms of bulimia. Talking to a mental health professional may help you identify your unhealthy behaviors and come up with ways to eliminate them. Sometimes family members are encouraged to participate in therapy sessions. Nutritional counseling A dietitian can help you develop a healthy eating plan.
Hospitalization If your condition is severe, you may need to be hospitalized until you get better. Here are some tips: 1, 8 Try to avoid talking about your weight. Be mindful of your triggers and steer clear of them; examples may include social media or fashion magazines, certain interactions with highly critical people in your life, etc.
It is different for everyone, but it is important to be mindful if certain experiences lead you to be more likely to binge or purge. Focus less on your weight and more on maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Avoid unhealthy weight-control measures, such as fasting, laxatives, or supplements.
Talk to your doctor if you have any early signs or symptoms of bulimia. Seek treatment for underlying conditions, such as depression. Ask a loved one for support. Educate yourself about unrealistic body expectations portrayed by the media. Talk to friends or family members if you think they have food issues. Some risks that can develop from bulimia include: 1, 9 Severe dehydration Electrolyte imbalances, which can lead to heart or kidney failure Stomach damage or ulcers Irregular periods in women Tooth decay Chronic sore throat Indigestion , heartburn , or acid reflux Constipation , diarrhea , or other problems with bowel movements Osteoporosis Infertility in men and women.
Sometimes people with bulimia have other eating disorders or medical problems. Conditions that may be related to bulimia include: 7, 11 Anorexia This disorder involves extreme calorie restriction. Depression This mental health disorder is characterized by a depressed mood or loss of interest in activities. PTSD This condition happens when a person has a reaction to a traumatizing or upsetting event.
The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness This organization is a national, nonprofit dedicated to providing programs and activities aimed at outreach, education, early intervention, and advocacy for eating disorders.
Eating Disorder Hope Eating Disorder Hope offers online support groups dedicated to providing assistance and encouragement. Favorite Retreats The Meadows Ranch This acre property located in Arizona provides a relaxing retreat so you can focus on regaining your health. Editorial Sources and Fact-Checking. Bulimia Nervosa: Symptoms and Causes. Mayo Clinic. May 10, September Bulimia Nervosa. August 28, National Eating Disorders Association. Cleveland Clinic. December 12, Smith K.
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