Symptoms of ANOREXIA NERVOSA

View symptom groups below that present with ANOREXIA NERVOSA

Genital and Urinary Tract


	loss of appetite
	young adults
	self-induced vomiting
	weight loss
	loss of self-esteem
	absent or decreased menstrual periods

Other Symptoms


	most common in teenage girls
	decreased appetite
	fear of becoming fat
	irregular or absent menstrual bleeding
	weight loss

Other Symptoms


	recurrent episodes of binge eating
	self-induced vomiting
	weight loss
	increased appetite
	occurs in young women

Chest


	Bradycardia
	Weight Loss
	Young Female
	Constipation

Abdomen


	Young Women
	Fear of Being Overweight
	Low Self-Esteem
	Self-Induced Vomiting
	Irregular or Absent Menstrual Periods

Other Symptoms


	depression
	fear of gaining weight
	irregular or absent menstrual periods
	semi liquid stool with blood and mucus
	most common in adolescent and young adult women
	dry, scaly skin
	increase in body hair

Other Symptoms


	depression
	adolescent and young adults women
	fear of gaining weight
	irregular or absent menstrual periods

Overview and causes of ANOREXIA NERVOSA - click here

Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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