• Abnormal weight loss (at least 15 per cent below
the normal ideal body weight).
• Ending of periods or delayed development in puberty.
• Self-induced weight loss through methods like
fasting, low food intake, excessive exercise, diuretic medicines, laxatives,
diet pills or vomiting.
• A constant fear of gaining weight, as well as
a feeling of being fat, even though their weight is much less than that of
other people of the same height.
• Sufferers may feel bloated, even after a small
meal.
• They may lose interest in socialising with friends.
• Loss of scalp hair
Other symptoms include tiredness, feeling cold, constipation
and stomachache. Some patients also develop additional disorders such as bulimia.
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