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    Hereditary fructose intolerance is a serious mutation that many people suffer from. The first paragraph will be stating a description of the disease, major causes of this mutation and the symptoms of this disorder. The second paragraph states the tests used to diagnose this disorder, how the disorder is treated and other contributors to this disorder. The third and final paragraph will be stating how exactly it is to live with this disease, how often this disorder occurs and whether this…

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    Regurgitating is a wild reflex that ousts the substance of the stomach through the mouth. It is additionally called being debilitated, or hurling. Sickness is the term used to portray the inclination that you may upchuck, however are not really regurgitating. Both manifestations are exceptionally regular and can be created by an extensive variety of elements. They happen in both kids and grown-ups, despite the fact that they are most likely most regular in pregnant ladies and patients…

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    CC Rose is a 16-year-old female here today with her mother to talk about several issues, including bulimia. HPI The patient tells me she is bulimic. She says that she has been binging and purging since the beginning of August. She remembers doing something similar in the spring of 2014, but says by summer was able to stop on her own and did not seek therapy or mention it any physician. She found initially what she was doing was over eating. Because of that, she forced herself to vomit…

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    better. After that, she was found dead on the bathroom floor in her parent's home. She had a heart attack and it was said that the result of her death was because she had abused the drug Ipecac for years. Ipecac is a liquid that is used to induce vomiting, and it is often abused by anorexics and bulimics…

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    hair are also damaged by poor nutrition. Bulimia nervosa involves repeated, uncontrollable overeating episodes, or binges, followed by purges, or compensatory behaviors intended to undo the effects of the binges. These behaviors can include forced vomiting, misuse of laxatives, diuretics, diet pills, or enemas, fasting, or exercising excessively. Like anorexia, bulimia primarily affects women in adolescence and early adulthood. Amenorrhea is a possible health complication of bulimia, but is much…

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    his own standards. This is admirable, because I think the author did not want Tayo to just be an ordinary character. The author yearned for this whole text to be unique to the way Native Americans lives. Therefore, both these actions of excessive vomiting and crying display how distraught Tayo is over several issues that he faces in…

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    Chapter 10 in the book is talking about the motivation of a behavior and the relationship with the emotions. Living things have motivations to keep living or behave the way they. For example, a bacteria lives, eats, and reproduces in order to have a better chance of surviving in the environment. Yet, humans are more complicated living things. Humans tend to be motivated for many things and the purposes for keep going everyday may change over time. Also, that motivation can be related to emotions…

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    years old. I was going to a preschool called Samuel United Church of Christ and I loved it. I loved the way we got to paint and play with fun toys. So I was definitely bummed out when I became sick, since I had to miss some days of school. I started vomiting like usual and my stomach hurt a lot. My family didn’t know why I got sick, but my mother suspected it was germs from school. My mom gave me Gatorade and saltine crackers to help settle my stomach, which was nothing unusual. However, when I…

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    . Describe the three medical problems associated with the female athlete triad. In female athlete three medical problems associated with the female athlete triad are eating disorder, amenorrhea and osteoporosis. In many occasion, young athletes are under a lot of pressure to maintain a certain body weight in order to be part of a team or to participate in a competition. For this reason, they might over exercise and follow unhealthy eating habits that caused them to be malnourish. This lack of…

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    Frequent vomiting cause acid erosion and tooth decay. This is cause by gastric acid, which is formed in the stomach. Not only does this cause tooth and palate damage, stomach acid from purging can damages the esophagus. Gastroesophageal reflux disease is one condition…

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