Psychosocial Integrity

What are the clinical indications of anorexia nervosa?

Signs and symptoms are related to starvation: extreme weight loss; thin appearance; dry or yellowish skin; bluish tinge to fingers; hair that thins, breaks, or falls out; amenorrhea; constipation and abdominal pain. Clinicians will note abnormal blood counts; arrhythmias; hypotension; and dehydration.

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