Patient's question:
What are the treatments for neurotic anorexia?Doctor's answer:
Neurotic anorexia, this condition, apart from having obvious anorexia symptoms, usually involves patients experiencing psychological issues that resurface intense emotional distress, as well as recurring perceptual disturbances. Therefore, the primary treatment for neurotic anorexia mainly involves medication and psychological therapy. Psychological therapy is also extremely important, requiring visits to a psychiatric department to realign one's worldview. Additionally, dietary structure adjustments should be made to gradually restore normal eating habits.