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It would be most difficult to use the <u>medical model</u> to explain why bulimia nervosa occurs mostly in western cultures.
Bulimia is an eating disorder. it is characterized by using control episodes of overeating, called bingeing. Which is followed through purging with techniques that includes vomiting or misuse of laxatives. Bingeing is consuming lots large amounts of meals than you will generally devour in a short time period, usually less than 2 hours.
Bulimia can subsequently result in physical troubles associated with now not getting the right nutrients, vomiting plenty, or overusing laxatives. possible headaches include: feeling tired and weak. Dental issues – stomach acid from chronic vomiting can harm tooth enamel.
The DSM-III-R indexed bulimia as a separate eating sickness for the primary time. The American Psychiatric Association noted binge consumption in the Diagnostic and Statistical manual of mental disorders (DSM). It became listed as a characteristic of bulimia.
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The father's presence at child's birth is a way of reducing the likelihood of birth complications as he is there to provide support to his partner in a way that the mother of the baby will be assured and in a way that the father has accepted his role of being the father of the baby.
<span>Dr. Allan seems to favor a medical approach to understanding depression. There are various approaches to the study and treatment of mental illness. Among
these approaches is the medical approach, which considers mental
illnesses as a chemical disorder which must be treated in a medical way
by means of psychotropic medications. <span>This approach is what most psychiatrists consider.
I hope my answer can help you.
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Egypt's fertile soil historically is largely a result of the Nile River and the sediment that the river deposits along its banks during flood seasons and also in its delta year round. This has been changed dramatically since the building of the Aswan Dam.
