how long does it take to see visible results from anorexia?
June 20th, 2009 | by The Doc |
Giselle eeee! asked:
like, how long until you can visibly see that someone has lost weight from anorexia? don’t freak and tell me not to be anorexic, i’m just doing a report on it.
like, how long until you can visibly see that someone has lost weight from anorexia? don’t freak and tell me not to be anorexic, i’m just doing a report on it.
7 Responses to “how long does it take to see visible results from anorexia?”
By p8ntballjunkie2004 on Jun 21, 2009 | Reply
Within a month you’ll notice fabulous results!
By jacqueline on Jun 24, 2009 | Reply
i dont know, but dont hold an experiment on yourself to find out.
i would guess that it would all depend on how big they are, if they were fat then i assume a good month or two, but if they were already skinny i would say probably ummm a couple of weeks or a month.
By Bella C on Jun 24, 2009 | Reply
in about 2 weeks
By greydoc6 on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
If the person who has anorexia is already thin, the weight loss might appear subtle at first, but persons close to the anorexic should notice that clothes become loose and face becomes thin. At this point, friends and parents should notice eating behavior, if they haven’t already.
As weight loss continues she stops having periods. Complexion becomes sallow. Hair may start appearing thinner and dryer. Postural hypotension, the inability to rapidly adjust blood pressure with position changes, ensues. She becomes listless and inactive. Death can occur at this stage if intervention is not taken.
By twiggy_wannabe0 on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
it depends;
varies from person to person cos everyones with their: weight, height, excerise, eating habits.
so you can notice it from several dif. things:
1) Body weight that is inconsistent with age, build and height (usually 15% below normal weight).
Obsessiveness about calorie intake
2) Loss of at least 3 consecutive menstrual periods (in women).
3) Not wanting or refusing to eat in public
4) Anxiety
5) Weakness
6) Brittle skin
7) Shortness of breath
and this is just some of the obvious
heres a helpful site listed below
By aberzombie on Jun 30, 2009 | Reply
i’m wondering the same thing but for different reasons.
By Flowergirl on Jul 2, 2009 | Reply
For the anorexic person? Never.