Increased secretion of oil by the sebaceous glands Accumulation of dead skin cells on the surface of the skin Bacteria growth on the surface of the skin

Hormonal disorders that occur during puberty or during pregnancy Taking hormonal medications, the most famous of which is the contraceptive pill Long-term use of cortisone Excessive intake of foods rich in sugar or starch DNA

Use a daily cleanser suitable for your skin type to get rid of dead cells and oils accumulated on the skin skin surface Wash hair regularly to combat dandruff growth When infected with pills, avoid opening or squeezing them to prevent the transmission of bacterial infection to areas of the skin Neighboring Avoid touching the face a lot Use of water-based cosmetics that do not contain thick oils Avoid stress Do not eat a lot of sweets and processed foods Take a shower after exercising Drink plenty of water during the day

Creams containing benzoyl peroxide, which dry out the grain and prevent the formation of more The face mask contains sulfur to clean the skin Soap or lotion containing salicylic acid, which prevents clogging of skin pores Antibiotics either in the form of an ointment or special tablets with severely inflamed and full pills pus Some hormonal drugs in the treatment of cases accompanied by a hormonal disorder that causes acne Medicines containing vitamin A in some cases and under medical supervision only due to the possibility of Some complications

Photodynamic therapy using laser helps reduce fat secretion, eliminate bacteria and hide the effects of cereal Chemical peeling sessions to remove dead skin layers and remove traces of grain Cortisone injections into the skin in some cases that cause acne to form large fatty bags Under the skin Dermabrasion sessions to get rid of the superficial layers of the skin using a dedicated brush and these help Sessions in concealment and treatment of acne scars

Acne Acne It affects the vast majority of adolescents of both sexes, and spreads especially in the face and neck and may reach the chest and back area It appears in various forms, such as simple pimples, black heads, or white pimples that contain pus, and some of them may cause pain and a constant feeling of itching and may leave traces in the skin or darker areas if not treated properly. Cold sore It often occurs after infection with the common cold virus, and appears in the form of small, painful bumps around the lips and inside the mouth skin Sensitivity When the skin is directly exposed to allergens or when taking some medications, an allergy may occur. It appears in the skin in the form of small-sized grains and causes a feeling of itching, and some of them may cause slight pain. Actinic Keratosis Direct and continuous exposure to sunlight may cause actinic keratoses, which are small granules with a thick yellow crust, especially on the hands, arms, face and neck Rosacea _ Rosacea is a chronic, exotic skin disease that occurs in flare-ups. Some triggers are spicy foods, exposure to stress, sunlight, or a bacterial infection in the intestine, especially Helicobacter. Rosacea affects the face directly, and its symptoms are redness around the nose and cheeks, and dry skin Carbuncle carbuncle Carbuncle is subcutaneous pills with the following characteristics: Red and painful, and may be accompanied by high body temperature, bone pain and fatigue. Psoriasis _ Psoriasis causes a specific, silver-colored crust that affects the scalp, elbow, knee, and lower back. Symptoms vary in patients, some cases complain of itching and some do not show any symptoms. Cellulitis _ Cellulitis is an emergency situation that is caused by a severe bacterial or fungal infection and may lead to septicemia. Among the symptoms that appear in the affected skin area are : skin redness Severe pain and swelling of the skin high fever Rapid spread of dermatitis to neighboring areas Measles _ Measles occurs as a result of infection with a virus that causes many symptoms, including skin symptoms such as a rash on the face and back that lasts for 5 days, and the rash is preceded by sore throat, fever, sore eyes, cough and loss of appetite. Melanoma _ Melanoma is one of the most dangerous skin cancerous tumors and appears in different areas of the body and varies in size and color from case to case. Lupus erythematosus Lupus is an autoimmune disease that affects several systems in the body and causes many symptoms. The skin symptoms associated with lupus erythematosus are : Redness around the nose in a butterfly-like shape Circular red spots in the neck and shoulder area Contact dermatitis Dermatitis occurs several days after exposure to chemicals, and a painful, itchy rash appears Vitiligo _ There is no accurate explanation for vitiligo, and doctors point out that most cases occur as a result of an imbalance in the immune system, in which the skin loses its pigment and white spots appear in different areas of the body.

Not drinking plenty of water and fluids during the day, especially in the summer Not exercising regularly Lack of food rich in fiber Sudden change in lifestyle, such as travel or sleep disturbances Excessive intake of dairy and cheese stress and anxiety

Strong painkillers such as codeine and morphine Excessive use of non-steroidal analgesics such as ibuprofen and naproxen Some types of psychotherapy, such as serotonin inhibitors, triglycerides, and clozapine Antacids containing calcium and aluminum Iron tablets that are used to treat anemia Allergy medications such as antihistamines Some types of high blood pressure medications such as verapamil, diltiazem, nifedipine Medications to treat epilepsy and muscle spasms Anti-nausea and vomiting, such as Zofran

Endocrine disorders and the resulting imbalance in the level of hormones in the body, such as hypothyroidism irritable bowel syndrome Colon Cancer Nervous system diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease and stroke Intestinal obstruction Anomalies, congenital defects in the intestine and obstruction of the anus Certain autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus and scleroderma syndrome Pregnancy, especially in the last months

Organizing the daily routine and some recipes and tips to treat constipation These simple tips succeed in treating moderate cases of constipation, and this is what all gastroenterologists recommend : Drink at least 2 liters of water a day and avoid caffeinated drinks Eating more fruits and vegetables in all meals during the day, as they contain a high concentration of fiber Avoid eating fatty foods that are high in fat, such as red meat, cheese, and eggs Organizing meal times Exercising regularly on a daily basis Take some simple laxatives if necessary Medication treatment for constipation Patients who suffer from severe and recurrent constipation accompanied by stomach pain and for whom the above-mentioned simple advice does not work, the specialist doctor prescribes some strong laxative drugs that must be taken under the supervision of the doctor, such as: Lubiprostone and lactulose linaclotide Surgical treatment of constipation Constipation is treated surgically in very limited cases when the cause of constipation is a sudden deformity or blockage in the intestine or anus. Among the most common medical conditions that cause chronic constipation, which can only be treated with surgery : severe intestinal obstruction Bowel tightness anal fissure rectal prolapse Intestinal and rectal tumors

Sudden constipation Bleeding with stool Loss of appetite with weight loss Feeling severe pain in the intestines Constipation persists for up to three weeks and does not respond to simple treatment methods

The appendix is part of the large intestine on the right side of the abdomen and may be exposed to inflammation either chronically or acutely, causing severe pain, and appendicitis is one of the most common diseases of the digestive system that causes severe pain that may require immediate surgical intervention.

Sharp in the upper abdomen around the navel The pain travels to the lower right side of the abdomen feeling nauseous vomiting diarrhea Indigestion and stomach cramps slight rise in temperature

Chronic constipation may cause appendicitis Inflammation and swelling of the surrounding lymph nodes Fungal infection or intestinal worms Some types of tumors

full blood picture The complete blood picture shows the percentage of all blood cells, and appendicitis is often accompanied by a marked increase in the number of white blood cells complete urine analysis In fact, a complete urinalysis is done to rule out urethral infections that may cause symptoms similar to appendicitis, especially kidney and ureter stones. blood pregnancy test An ectopic pregnancy, especially in the fallopian tubes, or an undiagnosed miscarriage may cause severe abdominal pain that may be similar to appendicitis, so a blood pregnancy analysis should be performed to exclude these causes, especially in women of childbearing age X-ray of the abdomen and pelvis X-ray examination helps doctors diagnose some other diseases that may cause abdominal pain, especially in women, such as ovarian tumors or cysts, and endometriosis. The doctor may also resort to a CT scan or an MRI in some cases

Antibiotics Analgesics and anti-inflammatories Feeding and intravenous fluids Withdrawal of pus with a needle or an endoscope

Irritable bowel syndrome is one of the most famous and most important functional digestive disorders, also called irritable bowel syndrome, and it causes bowel and stomach movement disorder with many symptoms that may affect normal daily activities

There is no accurate explanation for the injury of some people with irritable bowel syndrome, but there are some reasons that increase the possibility of infection, such as an allergy to the colon, a disorder in the immune system, or some genetic factors. In addition, there are some stimuli that greatly stimulate the colon and cause irritable bowel syndrome, such as Constant stress and anxiety Excessive intake of caffeine smoking Eating foods with strong flavors or spices Excessive use of painkillers These factors lead to physiological changes in the nature and function of the intestine and colon as follows Change in the rate of movement of the intestines and colon, either the movement of the colon increases or becomes more slow, causing contractions and a constant feeling of colic High level of serotonin in the colon, which causes impairment in its movement A disorder of the cells of the lining of the colon

Constipation and increases in young people and adolescents, and the patient may experience some complications as a result of chronic constipation, such as anal fistula or hemorrhoids Diarrhea is one of the most common symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome and may be accompanied by nausea Stomach cramps and cramps feeling bloated Feeling pain in various parts of the abdomen

Complete stool analysis to diagnose various types of infections, bacterial, fungal or parasitic Colonoscopy to diagnose severe colon infections or polyps and tumors Food allergy tests if there is a history of eating certain foods that caused such symptoms Complete blood picture to diagnose anemia

In fact, there is no specific treatment to get rid of irritable bowel syndrome, but the symptoms are dealt with and medications depend on alleviating their severity

Herbs, natural recipes, and the most important tips for treating Irritable Bowel Syndrome The use of some herbs and following the following tips will greatly reduce the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, such as: Eat small meals and schedule them throughout the day Refrain from consuming foods and drinks that contain caffeine Avoid eating fried foods Eating yogurt daily activates the natural bacteria in the intestine, which regulates the functioning and movement of the colon Avoid worry Drink warm drinks without sugar, such as green tea and mint Avoid foods that contain garlic, onions, spices, and hot peppers Do not eat too much legumes Irritable Bowel Syndrome and stress Exposure to stress and anxiety significantly affects the movement and function of the intestine, especially the colon, as nerves increase the activity of the colon, which leads to irritable bowel syndrome.

The digestive system consists of several organs that together perform many complex vital functions such as digesting food and absorbing important nutrients, including vitamins and minerals, and helps the body get rid of waste. The digestive system includes the following organs : Mouth, salivary glands and tongue pharynx and esophagus stomach Small and large intestine pancreas spleen Liver and gallbladder rectum and anus A gastroenterologist deals with disorders of the digestive system of both sexes and different age groups, and may partner with a gastroenterologist in diagnosing some diseases and collaborate in developing a treatment plan

Gastrointestinal diseases are divided into two main sections Functional digestive disorders The functional disorder is characterized by the appearance of multiple symptoms that indicate impaired movement and activity of the digestive system, but when conducting an endoscopic examination or various analyzes, all results are normal. Some symptoms appear, such as : Nausea and vomiting Diarrhea or constipation Feeling bloated and gassy GERD colon motility disorder are many factors that lead to functional disorders of the digestive system, such as Not eating high-fiber foods Neglecting to exercise regularly Excessive consumption of dairy products Stress, excessive caffeine intake and sleep disturbances Not drinking enough water and fluids daily pregnancy Taking certain medications, such as laxatives, antidepressants, sedatives, or tranquilizers Organic digestive disorders Organic disorders cause many symptoms as a result of inflammation or tumors in the organs that appear during various examinations, such as fistulas, tumors, appendages in the intestine, infections of the stomach and colon, and intestinal obstruction. Among the most common diseases of the digestive system are : irritable bowel syndrome Irritable bowel syndrome is one of the most common functional digestive disorders, in which the motility of the colon is disturbed as a result of impaired contractility and relaxation of the surrounding muscles. Among the most important factors that affect the muscles of the colon: eating certain types of foods, excessive caffeine intake, stress and anxiety Hemorrhoids Hemorrhoids are organic disorders of the digestive system and occur as a result of the expansion of the blood vessels and their congestion with blood, which makes them prone to bleeding. It also causes diarrhea or chronic constipation and may cause severe pain in some cases. anal fissure It is an organic disorder and occurs as a result of chronic constipation that causes a wound or tear in the muscles of the rectum and anus, and anal fissure is one of the most severe digestive diseases that cause severe pain and requires surgical intervention in many cases.

Enteroscopy with ultrasound to examine the upper and lower part of the intestine and also some other organs Colonoscopy for diagnosing tumors and surgical appendages Imaging of the pancreas and bile ducts to diagnose stones, obstruction of the bile ducts and tumors Enteroscopy in the diagnosis of bleeding or chronic pain in the intestine Liver biopsy in cases of viral hepatitis or cirrhosis

bloody stools Difficulty swallowing Recurrent stomach and colon pain Heartburn and stomach pain

BMI is an arithmetic equation between the height and weight of the body. The resulting number expresses the patient's condition and whether he has an ideal weight or is overweight. BMI rates are slightly different for men and women and are different in adults than in children; For adults, the BMI is as follows : 18.5 to 24.9 indicates ideal weight 25 to 29.9 indicates excess body weight 30 to 39.9 indicates obesity 40 and more indicates morbid obesity

Cardiovascular disease One of the most dangerous complications of obesity that may lead to complications that cause death is cardiovascular disease, and this occurs as a result of high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure, which are the two most common causes of clots and cardiomyopathy. In spite of that, the success of losing a little weight, even slowly, improves the health of the heart and helps avoid such risks Diabetes There is a close relationship between diabetes and obesity, as most obese patients suffer from insulin resistance, which increases their vulnerability to diabetes. On the other hand, diabetics are more prone to gaining excess weight, especially with not controlling blood sugar levels, following a balanced diet, and maintaining appropriate medication doses regularly. cholecystitis Gallbladder disorders such as chronic inflammation or the formation of stones are associated with an increase in body weight, especially with the accumulation of fat in the abdominal area, although losing weight very quickly may also expose the patient to gallstones and acute inflammation in it. Therefore, doctors recommend following balanced regimens for weight loss to avoid such complications, and some of them also prescribe some medications to prevent gallbladder infections, especially after obesity surgery. cancer One of the surprising medical statistics is the association of cancer rates in the breast and uterus after menopause and tumors of the pancreas, colon, esophagus and kidneys with obesity Bone and joint infections Bones and joints of the body - especially the spine, knee joints and heels - bear the weight of the entire body, so every weight gain in body weight above the normal range appropriate for height leads to greater pressure on the vertebrae and joints With the increase in weight, the patient suffers from pain in the lower back, knee and foot joints, and it may develop into severe infections that impede movement and cause excessive pain. gout Gout is known for high levels of uric acid in the blood and its accumulation in the joints, causing difficulty in movement and severe pain. The rates of gout are high in obese patients, and rapid weight loss may also lead to it. sleep apnea disorder Disturbed and irregular breathing during sleep is one of the most common obesity problems, and these disorders may lead to sudden interruption of breathing, which increases the chances of stroke or heart disease. Stomach disorders and GERD The stomach secretes acidic juice to digest food, and the holding muscle at the bottom of the esophagus prevents this juice from leaving the stomach and moving to the esophagus. When this muscle fails to perform its function, what is known as GERD occurs. There are several risks that cause gastroesophageal reflux disease, such as: obesity Excessive consumption of caffeine and foods with sharp flavors and spices heavy smoking stress and anxiety Take a lot of painkillers such as ibuprofen pregnancy One of the most important symptoms that warn of gastroesophageal reflux disease Feeling of burning in the stomach, especially in the upper part of the abdomen Stomach fluid reflux causes a bitter taste in the throat bad breath Changing the tone and harshness of the voice Constant bloating and feeling uncomfortable Constant coughing or hiccups

Gastric Band Gastric banding is performed in order to reduce its size and thus reduce its ability to store large amounts of food. This ring is connected to a precise device that is placed under the skin, usually in the middle of the chest area, and through it the doctor can control the size of the ring after surgery Usually after 3 to 6 weeks of surgery, the doctor narrows the ring around the stomach by injecting a saline solution, and this step is done in the clinic without the need for general anesthesia Advantages of gastric banding The most characteristic of gastric banding is its simplicity, high degree of safety and speed of recovery after surgery with a very small wound This is in addition to the possibility of controlling the size of the ring and reducing the capacity of the stomach several times in the clinic without the need for general anesthesia again, and also it can be removed easily if the situation calls for it Disadvantages and risks of gastric banding The most important disadvantage of gastric banding is its weak ability to lose significant weight in a short period of time, unlike other obesity operations, and some cases have even experienced an increase in body weight years after surgery We find some risks that the patient may be exposed to after gastric banding surgery, such as: vomiting after eating quickly or eating large quantities of it, loosening or sliding the ring from its position, and exposure to bacterial infection Sleeve gastrectomy _ During the gastric sleeve operation, the doctor removes approximately 75% of the stomach, leaving a small part of it similar to a tube connected to the intestine, and the surgery is performed under general anesthesia and aims to reduce the size of the stomach radically Advantages of gastric sleeve surgery Sleeve gastrectomy gives obese patients a tremendous opportunity to get rid of excess weight at a very fast rate, ranging from 6 to 18 months. It also does not affect the intestines, and therefore the rate of absorption of important minerals and vitamins, and it is one of the least dangerous obesity surgeries. Risks and disadvantages of gastric sleeve surgery Unlike gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy removes a large volume of the stomach in a radical way that cannot be reversed. Like other surgeries, the patient may be at risk of infection or blood clots Gastric Bypass Surgery Gastric bypass surgery is more complicated than the above-mentioned surgeries, as the doctor separates the stomach into two parts and connects the upper, smaller part directly to the lower part of the intestine.

Advantages of gastric bypass surgery Gastric bypass surgery leads to a reduction of more than 50% of the excess body weight during the first six months after the surgery and the weight loss continues for two years, and the patient can maintain the ideal weight for years after that. This surgery helps the patient to recover from complications of morbid obesity such as diabetes, high blood cholesterol level, arthritis, rapid heartbeat, breathing disorders during sleep and high blood pressure. Risks and disadvantages of gastric bypass surgery Patients may suffer from a lack of some important nutrients, vitamins and minerals as a result of poor absorption, which exposes them to anemia and osteoporosis As a result of the rapid transfer of food from the stomach to the intestines, some patients experience bloating, nausea, stomach pain after eating, or chronic diarrhea Bypass surgery is the most dangerous bariatric surgery, and the most common complications that occur are: cholecystitis, stones in the gallbladder, bacterial infections after surgery, and exposure to blood clots.

Bile is formed in the liver and then moves to the bile vesicle through tiny channels. During the digestive process, the gallbladder secretes that bile into the small intestine to break down and digest fats and absorb a group of vitamins and minerals after dissolving them As a result of storing bile in the gallbladder to concentrate it to become more effective in the process of digestion and absorption of fats, some stones may sometimes form from cholesterol, and when they are small in size, they do not cause any symptoms at all and do not require medical intervention

Chronic pain and stomach discomfort, especially after eating heavy meals Constipation or frequent diarrhea Yellow discoloration of the skin due to bile deposition high body temperature

Overweight Women are more likely to be affected than men Pregnancy frequency Over the age of forty

Organizing meals and eating them regularly Eat fish as a main meal at least three times a week Replace animal oil with vegetable oils such as olive or almond oil Avoid eating fatty foods rich in fat Eating fiber-rich carbohydrates such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables and berries reduces the formation of gallstones Egg yolks and seafood are rich in lecithin, which resists stone formation Avoid eating too many legumes, such as beans and soy, due to their ability to increase the concentration of cholesterol in the bile.

Gallbladder stones are only treated when they cause symptoms like the above, and if gallstones develop into serious complications such as acute cholecystitis or pancreatitis, surgical intervention is required to remove them. Cholecystectomy is performed under full anesthesia, either by laparoscopic or traditional surgical methods. Recently, doctors prefer laparoscopy in most cases because of its accuracy, efficiency and speed of recovery after the operation with few complications. In fact, we can live without a gallbladder, as the liver continues to secrete bile into the small intestine directly

The problems and complications of general surgery, laparoscopic surgery is characterized by a quick recovery, less pain after the operation, and no wound exposed to contamination or leaving a trace after the operation. Bariatric surgery is one of the minor surgeries and the patient can be discharged from the hospital on the same day of the surgery. Bariatric surgery leads to a significant weight loss as a result of reducing the size of the stomach and reducing the rate of absorption.

are two main types of obesity surgery Local obesity surgeries Local obesity surgeries, such as liposuction or liposuction, are performed in cases that suffer from the accumulation of fat in certain areas of the body, such as the abdomen and buttocks. Therefore, a doctor should be consulted before going for a specific surgery to choose the most appropriate for the case. Bariatric surgeries Doctors diagnose obesity by calculating the Body Mass Index (BMI) , which is a relationship between body height and weight. Normal rates differ between men and women and also according to age. The patient is considered obese when the body mass index reaches 35 kg / m 2, and with an increase in the mass index above 40 kg / m 2, the patient reaches severe morbid obesity with which we may find many diseases such as heart disease, diabetes or high blood pressure Obesity surgeries are performed on the digestive system, the most famous of which are : gastric sleeve surgery gastric bypass process Duodenal-pancreatic diversion

Cases with a BMI of 32.5 kg/m2 and suffering from diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, joint pain and sleep disorders BMI 37 kg/m2, even if it is not associated with other diseases The failure of slimming regimens to achieve the desired weight

Complications due to general anesthesia Wound infection and infection bleeding have blood clots breathing disorder are a number of symptoms that the patient may experience after obesity surgery, including : Lack of minerals, nutrients and vitamins, especially vitamin B12 Opening and leakage inside the digestive tract in the areas of surgical sutures Gastroesophageal reflux disease and acidity Low blood sugar level Chronic constipation and bowel and colon disorders Gallbladder inflammation and stones Intestinal obstruction

Eat a balanced diet featuring small meals Take vitamins and minerals to compensate for the absorption problems that may occur exercise regularly Make sure to drink plenty of fluids Constant follow-up with the doctor

The narcissist always feels overconfidence in himself that reaches the point of vanity and does not accept criticism in any way. In addition, we find the narcissistic person sees his abilities and talents as distinct in an exaggerated manner, while belittling the abilities and efforts of others, and this is in contrast to the personalities who enjoy self-confidence, as we find them always humble.

Personality disorders usually appear in adolescence and symptoms develop automatically over time, and the narcissistic personality begins at this age with several symptoms such as : Arrogance that makes others avoid dealing with the person Disruption of relationships and failure to make friends, as the sick person sees himself as better than everyone else and does not find the relationship that satisfies him Excess nervousness and tension when a person is exposed to a situation contrary to his desire and what he planned in advance Disruption in all interactions with people at work, home or neighbors

The American Psychiatric Association has developed several criteria for diagnosing narcissistic personality disorder in the form of questionnaires that the psychiatrist asks the patient to reach an accurate diagnosis, and the most important of these symptoms are : Overconfidence The need for constant praise and admiration from others Overview of others Exaggerating talents and self-efforts and demeaning the efforts of others Exploiting others for personal gain Neglecting the desires and needs of other people, we find the narcissist sees only himself and his desires Dealing with arrogance and insulting others

One of the reasons why a person has acquired narcissistic traits since adolescence is genetics. It plays an important role in shaping personality traits, in addition to social and environmental conditions such as : Parents pamper the child excessively and always achieve all his desires Supporting the child’s self-confidence in an exaggerated way, exaggerating and praising his abilities in an exaggerated way, and belittling the abilities of others, which makes him always see himself as better than those around him The exaggerated and unrealistic expectations that parents expect from their children Child abuse or neglect by parents

The treatment of narcissistic personality depends mainly on treatment sessions and talking with the psychiatrist, and the doctor may have to prescribe medications in limited cases who suffer from depression or another mental illness in addition to the narcissistic features Adjusting personal characteristics and feeling a noticeable improvement requires a long time, which may reach several years, so the patient needs patience and support from those around him in order to adhere to the sessions to reach satisfactory results.

Give balanced praise when someone does well Feel free to offer calm constructive criticism in negative situations Speak freely when the narcissist does something harmful to you Providing psychological support and directing the patient to seek treatment and follow-up with the doctor You can also take a stand if the person behaves inappropriately and refuses to admit his mistake

Eating disorders are a group of mental and psychological disorders related to eating, and cause the acquisition of very dangerous eating habits such as binge eating or abstaining from certain types of food completely. All age groups are susceptible to these disorders, but in general, young people are more vulnerable, and according to global statistics, 15% of young people at the age of twenty suffer from various eating disorders. The severity of symptoms varies from one case to another, and there are some serious cases that show health complications that may lead to life if you do not receive proper treatment

genetics; Several medical studies on twins have found that if one of them suffers from an eating disorder, the chance of his twin developing increases to more than 50 %. Some personality traits may be a trigger for eating disorders, such as nervous, narcissistic, and impulsive personality An imbalance in brain chemistry, especially serotonin and dopamine, causes several mental illnesses, including eating disorders. social and cultural pressures; Growing up in a society that puts thinness as a standard of beauty and idealism may push many young people - especially

anorexia nervosa Bulimia nervosa

anorexia nervosa Anorexia nervosa is one of the most famous and common eating disorders, and rates of infection are higher in young people and women are more likely to suffer in general than men People with anorexia nervosa are very careful about their weight, keep track of their body weight, and check calories in foods satisfactorily. The main symptoms of anorexia nervosa are : Thinness and we find the affected person weighs less than the normal rate for those of his age and height Follow a strict diet and always stick to it Constant worry about gaining weight despite the body's thinness The patient's lack of conviction that he is thin, low self-confidence and social phobia In some cases, it may develop into obsessive-compulsive disorder, which puts the patient in constant tension, inability to socialize and fear of eating in front of people. Anorexia nervosa appears in many forms; Some cases practice violent sports after eating, some refrain from eating certain foods and follow a harsh diet, and others get rid of food after eating it, either by taking laxative drugs or stimulating vomiting. Cases that suffer from anorexia nervosa and leave medical treatment may experience many complications, such as: extreme thinness, loss of muscle mass, osteoporosis, infertility, hair and nail loss. Bulimia nervosa Bulimia nervosa is characterized by episodes of binge eating of certain foods to the point of feeling full, followed by certain acts of forced removal of food in the stomach. Symptoms of bulimia nervosa include: Episodes of binge eating and loss of control Getting rid of food in the stomach either by forced vomiting, taking laxatives, enemas, or doing intense exercise Being very careful not to gain weight despite the extreme thinness of the body