Bulimia Quiz
Do you think that you or a loved one may have bulimia? Take a quick self-assessment test today and learn how to get help.
Is it bulimia?
Bulimia nervosa, more commonly known as “bulimia,” describes regular patterns of:
Binge eating — consuming a large amount of food in a short amount of time)
Purging — eliminating calories consumed by vomiting, exercising or other means
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I find myself eating amounts of food that are larger than what most people would consume.
Please note: this online eating disorder screening test is not intended to diagnose an illness. If you are struggling with eating disorder behaviors, we encourage you to call us at 877-825-8584 or find an experienced eating disorder treatment professional near you. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
Eating disorders are hard, but they are treatable
No matter how long you’ve been worrying about what you eat or the way your body looks, you can learn how to live a life free from eating disorder thoughts and behaviors.
Far too many people suffer in silence, leading eating disorders to have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. Thankfully, help is available.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have bulimia?
If you find yourself binge eating or purging regularly, you could have an eating disorder like bulimia. The best way to find out is to speak with an experienced eating disorder professional, like the clinicians at Eating Recovery Center. Call today or fill out the form below to schedule a thorough assessment for bulimia.
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Why is purging dangerous?
Eating disorder behaviors like bingeing and purging can increase your risk for many serious health issues. Read about some of the complications associated with bulimia here:
Read: How bulimia affects your teeth and mouth
Read: How bulimia affects your face and cheeks
How can I help someone with bulimia?
If someone you care about has bulimia, know that it is not your role to “fix” the eating disorder. Instead, your role is to be there: present, patient and understanding. Eating Recovery Center’s family advocates share many resources and tips for you in the article linked below.
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