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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best treatment for bulimia?

Treatment usually aims to address all of these problems by:

• reducing or eliminating binge eating and purging
• treating physical complications caused by bulimia
• helping the individual understand and change harmful thought patterns related to bulimia
• identifying and treat any associated mental health disorders such as depression or anxiety
• encouraging and developing family support

What are some ways you can prevent bulimia?

• Tell them being extremely thin isn’t better
• Put more importance on their personality than their looks
• Encourage them to be honest about their feelings
• Build their self-esteem
• Teach them about the dangers of dieting
• Let them know that you don’t expect them to be perfect because perfection doesn’t exist

How do you help someone with bulimia?

Ways to educate yourself on how to offer bulimia help include:

• Learning from the bulimia treatment centers being attended by the bulimic
• Attending therapy or doctor visits (if the patient allows)
• Reading books on bulimia and bulimia support
• Contacting eating disorder agencies for educational material

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What is the recovery rate for bulimia?

The recovery rate will depend on the type of treatment and the treatment program one chooses. In general, 55% to 85% of people who receive bulimia treatment go into remission within 90 days. But the relapse rate occurs often and approximately 14% to 26% still meet the diagnostic guidelines for bulimia months and even years later.