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Binge Eating Disorder Treatment
Binge Eating Signs
Binge Eating Disorder Treatment
Because binge eating disorder has only recently been identified, no standard treatment programs have been developed for it. Most people who have it are treated in conventional weight loss programs for obesity, which pay little attention to bingeing - even though 10 to 20% of the people in these programs have binge eating disorder. Most people who have the disorder accept this situation because they are more concerned about their obesity than their bingeing. Specific treatments for binge eating are being developed based on the treatment of bulimia nervosa; they include:
Although those treatments are reasonably effective in controlling binge eating, psychotherapy appears to have the longer-lasting effects.
EatingDisordersOnline.com does not make recommendations for Binge Eating Disorder treatment nor dispense medical advice; only a physician is qualified to determine the proper treatment for any patient. We present the following information for general education purposes only.
Binge Eating Signs
Binge Eating Disorder Treatment
Because binge eating disorder has only recently been identified, no standard treatment programs have been developed for it. Most people who have it are treated in conventional weight loss programs for obesity, which pay little attention to bingeing - even though 10 to 20% of the people in these programs have binge eating disorder. Most people who have the disorder accept this situation because they are more concerned about their obesity than their bingeing. Specific treatments for binge eating are being developed based on the treatment of bulimia nervosa; they include:
- Psychotherapy
- Antidepressants such as Paxil, Zoloft and Prozac
- Appetite suppressants
Although those treatments are reasonably effective in controlling binge eating, psychotherapy appears to have the longer-lasting effects.
EatingDisordersOnline.com does not make recommendations for Binge Eating Disorder treatment nor dispense medical advice; only a physician is qualified to determine the proper treatment for any patient. We present the following information for general education purposes only.








