binge eating disorder
binge eating disorder — noun
1. an eating disorder marked by repeated episodes of eating very large amounts of f
an eating disorder marked by repeated episodes of eating very large amounts of food in a short time while feeling unable to stop, followed by shame or guilt. Unlike bulimia, the person does not try to compensate afterwards by vomiting, using laxatives, fasting, or exercising too much
Dr. Chen diagnosed Soren with binge eating disorder after months of secret night-time eating.
diagnosed with + binge eating disorder
Yara hid food wrappers under her bed, a common sign of binge eating disorder.
a common sign of + binge eating disorder
Hina feared she had bulimia, but Dr. Okafor said her lack of purging pointed to binge eating disorder.
Kwame sought treatment for binge eating disorder when his weekly binges began affecting his health.
Amara finally felt understood when she joined a support group for people with binge eating disorder.
- BED
abbreviation used mainly in clinical settings
- compulsive overeating
an older, less precise term; BED is the formal clinical diagnosis
文法句型
diagnosed with + binge eating disorder
treatment for + binge eating disorder
binge eating disorder + verb (affects, develops, occurs)
用法筆記
Distinguish from bulimia nervosa: binge eating disorder does not involve compensatory behaviours such as self-induced vomiting, laxative misuse, or excessive exercise. It is also distinct from occasional overeating — a clinical diagnosis requires episodes at least once a week for three months, accompanied by marked distress and a sense of lost control.