Behavioral issues associated with bulimia nervosa
primarily revolve around patterns of binge eating and purging, along with
related behaviors aimed at controlling weight and food intake. Binge eating
episodes involve consuming large amounts of food in a short period, often
accompanied by feelings of loss of control. Purging behaviors, such as
self-induced vomiting, misuse of laxatives or diuretics, fasting, or excessive
exercise, are used to compensate for the perceived overeating and prevent
weight gain. These behaviors can become habitual and escalate over time,
contributing to a cycle of disordered eating that can be difficult to break
without intervention. Individuals with bulimia may also engage in secretive
behaviors to hide their symptoms, such as hoarding food or making frequent
trips to the bathroom after meals. Addressing these behavioral issues through
therapy, counseling, and support is crucial for recovery from bulimia.
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