I've gained 20lbs in one week of binging I just can't get it controlled! Everything seems to mess up and I...?!


Question: I've gained 20lbs in one week of binging I just can't get it controlled! Everything seems to mess up and I....?
can't seem to control my life

~school is driving me nuts

~I get panic attacks about college

~SAT's scare me

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Answers:
"A rapid weight gain may be a sign of dangerous fluid retention."

If you ACTUALLY gained TWENTY pounds in a single week, call your doctor (edit). It may not have ANYTHING to do with how much you ate.

Here's more info:

Edema (also known as dropsy or fluid retention) is swelling caused by the accumulation of abnormally large amounts of fluid in the spaces between the body's cells. It is a symptom rather than a disease or disorder. Widespread, long-term edema can indicate a serious underlying disorder.

Signs and Symptoms

These will vary and may include the following.

Swollen limbs (possibly accompanied by pain, redness, heat)
Facial puffiness; abdominal bloating
Shortness of breath, extreme difficulty breathing, coughing up blood
Sudden change in mental state or coma
Muscle aches and pains

What Causes It.?

Imbalance in the body's fluid transfer can be caused by the following.

Sitting or standing for long periods
Certain medications
Hormonal changes during menstruation and pregnancy
Infection or injury to a blood vessel; blood clots; varicose veins
Allergies to food or insect bites
Kidney, heart, liver, or thyroid disease
High or low blood pressure; high salt intake
Brain tumor or head injury
Exposure to high altitudes or heat, especially when combined with heavy physical exertion

What to Expect at Your Provider's Office

Your health care provider will look for varicose veins, blood clots, wounds, or infections. An X ray, computed tomography scan, magnetic resonance imaging, urine test, or blood test may be necessary. Edema caused by organ failure or high altitude sickness may require hospitalization.Health Question & Answer

You have an eating disorder, you are turning to food for comfort and you don't even realize it half the time. Many people with eating disorders feel like they can't control what's going on in their life, so they turn to food as the one thing they can control. You need to take a step back, go see your doctor, get referred to a psychologist and get some help before it gets seriously out of control, because it sounds like you're on the wrong track already.Health Question & Answer

the one thing that you can do is to don't keep the food that you crave in your house. this way you want be able to eat the unhealthy foods because they are not in reach. also just try to keep yourself busy and stop worrying about everything. just take some time out during your day and just relax. do something that makes you happy.

and college is not as stressful as you think. just take one day at a time.Health Question & Answer

stop making excusess.. otherwise you will become obessee.. do something.. to keep you busy.. that way u will stop eating.. Health Question & Answer



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