Janet displays symptoms that include significantly low body weight, intense fears of becoming overweight, and distorted body percention. Janet likely suffers from Anorexia nervosa.
Anorexia nervosa, also known as just "anorexia," is an eating disorder characterized by an abnormally low body weight, a strong fear of gaining weight, and a skewed sense of weight.
Anorexics put great emphasis on maintaining their weight and physical appearance, often by making excessive attempts that seriously disrupt their lives.
People with anorexia typically severely restrict their food intake in order to avoid gaining weight or to keep losing weight.
By making themselves throw up after eating, or by abusing laxatives, diet supplements, diuretics, or enemas, they can reduce their calorie intake.
They might also make an effort to lose weight by overexerting themselves.
No matter how much weight is removed, the person's anxiety of weight gain never goes away.
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