There are many signs and symptoms of anroexia. Not everyone suffering from anorexia has all or any of the symptoms / signs, either. Some of the most common ones are...
*Weight loss
*Dry skin
*Hair loss
*Isolation
*Depression
*Constant / excessive exercise
*Protruding bones
*Wearing baggy clothes (usually to hide weight loss)
*OCD
*BDD (Body Dismorphic Disorder)
*Odd food habits
*Defensive about weight, food, looks, ect.
*Constantly weighing themself
*Obsessive over food, weight, looks, ect.
*Self-concious, low self-esteem, low body image, ect.
*Often distracted or "spacy"
*Fidgety, can't sit still
*Mood swings
*Tiredness, fatigue
*Fainting, dizziness, passing out, ect.
*Feeling cold (when others are not)
Signs of anorexia nervosa are a low body weight, thinning hair, dry skin, brittle nails, and shrunken breasts. No menstrual period, low blood pressure, and feeling cold with a lower than normal body temperature are also signs of anorexia nervosa.
Sports anorexia is a type of anorexia (not an official diagnosis, however). With it, individuals with present typical signs of anorexia including a severely restricted diet and weight loss, but there is also signs of extreme exercise or sports. This contributes to weight loss, but can change the appearance of what some might think of as a "typical" anorexic (very thin, bones, emaciated....though this is incorrect because anorexia can exist at a variety of weights).
If the person is obsessed with her/his weight and if it is starving itself.
Depending on where you live you will have several ways to discover more information of Anorexia. There are many organisations that offer support and information on Anorexia such as the national eating disorders association. Also, you can find abundant information online.
anorexia nervosa and bulimia which are opposite when it comes to signs and symptoms
After studying 30 women hat had signs similiar to anorexia.
There are various mental and physical signs, and usually it will be properly diagnosed by a doctor or other emdical professional.
Unless that is the only thing you're eating, consuming chapstick isn't one of the commonly seen signs of anorexia, although it is very bad for you and can even cause poisoning. However, everyone is different, and the signs of eating disorders are different with every case. If you're concerned that you or someone close to you may have an eating disorder such as anorexia or bulmilia, you should confide in a trusted adult and get help for yourself or the individual you suspect has this disorder.
Not eating / skipping meals, increased exercise, and a distorted self-image are all signs of anorexia, but diagnostic in and of themselves.
First signs of toxicity are-anorexia,nausea and vomiting CNS-headache,drowsiness,facial pain and depression
Usually anorexic people have a certain tint to them... almost.. yellow. Yellowish skin in Caucasians is generally due to liver conditions. As anorexic people are malnourished, this is possible. One of the most unique physical signs of certain cases of anorexia is the appearance of 'lanugo,' which is that covering of fine hair as seen on babies.
I normally just document that they show signs and symptoms of an eating disorder, without a specific term.