
Bulimia, also known as compulsive eating, has recently been recognized as a disease. Although bulimia is thought to be common, especially among young women, little is known about it. Theorized causes are primary neurologic dysfunction (epileptiform), disturbance in the appetite/satiety center of the hypothalamus, learned abnormal behavior or unsuppressed oral drive. Diagnosis rests primarily on the symptoms. Possible treatment measures include phenytoin, aversion therapy, psychotherapy and self-help groups.
Adult, Male, Adolescent, Appetite Regulation, Aversive Therapy, Hyperphagia, Satiety Response, Feeding and Eating Disorders, Psychotherapy, Self-Help Groups, Humans, Female, Hypothalamic Diseases
Adult, Male, Adolescent, Appetite Regulation, Aversive Therapy, Hyperphagia, Satiety Response, Feeding and Eating Disorders, Psychotherapy, Self-Help Groups, Humans, Female, Hypothalamic Diseases
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