To be diagnosed with an eating disorder, you must meet the criteria for a specific type of disorder. Symptoms of eating disorders vary depending on the type of eating disorder. They may include:

➖Anorexia nervosa
▪️thin appearance
▪️insomnia
▪️extreme tiredness
▪️dizziness or fainting spells
▪️bluish nails
▪️brittle hair and nails
▪️constipation
▪️dry skin
▪️irregular heart rhythm

➖Bulimia nervosa
▪️fear of gaining weight
▪️extreme use of weight loss supplements
▪️forced vomiting
▪️extreme exercising
▪️regularly using laxatives, diuretics, or enemas

➖Binge eating
▪️eating unusually large portions of food
▪️eating until uncomfortably full
▪️insistence on eating alone
▪️constantly dieting but not losing weight
▪️depression and anxiety

Eating disorders are serious illnesses. They can lead to life-threatening complications like organ failure and death. But with a timely diagnosis, you can receive necessary treatment and live a long, healthy life.