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Q: New And Concerned

asked by: momjo on September 5th, 2005

New User

I am very happy to have found this informative and caring site. I hope I make alot of new friends here. I am concerned about my 25 yr old daughter who is just passing through her first trimester during her second pregnancy. I can almost state that she is (unknowingly) suffering from bulimia. She has all the symptoms. I am need to know if I should call her ob Dr. And tell them of what I have seen and witnessed. I am worried.

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fatfamily02

replied on September 5th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

I think you should tell them, she could be hurting the baby.

Do you know if she keeps her vitamins down.?? That will help the baby a lot.

I am sorry to hear of this good luck and god bless you both

joanna

momjo

replied on September 5th, 2005

New User

Joanna,
my daughter takes her vitamin/iron pills in the mornings, yes. Usually from noon on, if she has eaten a semi big meal, she will go an throw up. This is almost daily. Our family has witnessed her throwing up in the sinks and toilets before and during her first pregnancy. Thanks for your reply. I have four children. 3 girls and one son.

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