Treatment Of Eating Disorders And Self-Harm

To treat a patient with eating disorder problems in inpatient care is something that is done successfully. Although it is unfortunately too many people fall back in atstorningen world it is, after all, many who are healthy. Receiving help and strategy to cope with the anxiety that is to learn how to eat in a normal way again. It is all the more complicated to treat a patient with eating disorder problems and a developed self-harm.

At first I want to write that it is common for people with eating disorders have a eating disorder. It is in general a growing problem, eating disorder. Mainly for the girls at a younger age, adolescence, which is the most growing category on self-injury. However, I would insist that it is also guys who fall into this category. it should not be forgotten, even if there are more girls who do. Being a guy and get the treatment in these forms can be quite a hassle as it is mostly girls, young women enrolled in eating disorder treatment.

What differentiates eating disorder treatment for a treatment that also includes the need to help patient with eating disorder is really just the anxiety management is done in several ways. It takes skill to work with these problems simultaneously as they often go hand in hand. The anxiety that comes in over Food for a patient with any form of eating disorder can be extreme. In many cases taken patient into treatment by force because they rarely realize their illness. This care can take place in a hospital in psychiatry but mostly moved over to a treatment that is custom is to treatment for eating disorder patients.

Staff who work in eating disorder treatment have an education on what happens psychologically in such a patient. One important thing is that they also understand what is happening physically in the body of someone who had not eaten or had a long-standing problem with vomiting and other compensatory behavior. Unfortunately, they cannot treat patient with an ongoing self-harm. It is not uncommon for a patient cuts in mild forms, that is not where the big problem lies. Without that comes up when someone repeatedly cut themselves inside a treatment center for eating disorders.

Although it has its reasons, that they cannot treat someone with self-harm, I find that strange. Too many times the girls end up in psychiatric care because they can not be treated in eating disorder treatment. What happens then is that the care of eating disorder reduces the pure knowledge. To cut itself is about anxiety relief, resignation, call for help or downright ignorance to manage what you have inside. This is something that a patient should be helped. The reason that this treatment could be combined is that behaviors that these two go hand in hand.

No one should feel "forced" to take sharp objects to prove that you feel bad. This is something that staff need to emphasize more and more, but it is not in the pace of self-injurious behavior increases. it's scary. Even more frightening is that they patient as squash abound. An anorexic who are forced to eat, which must occur in the context of health care, the increased anxiety. To then not be able to treat an ongoing self-injury creates problems. Another time it may be about a patient with bulimia regulating their emotions through binge eating. Removing this path creates an enormous amount of anxiety, anxiety which in some cases can be handled by cutting himself.

In order to deal with their problems, I believe in working with these problems together. In many cases replacement check to the food, to control their self-harm. An eating disorder is a self-injury. There are different opinions on this. But many see a pattern between these disease symptoms. It makes it very strange that care has not progressed further so that they can be treated together in a broader extent, not only in inpatient care in a psychiatric ward.

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