atterns will gradually worsen. This form of bulimia is!
             known to be the least severe. Not many women come for medical help until they are planning to start a family and are concerned about possible defects that can occur during pregnancy.
             The second type of Bulimia is Anorexic Bulimia Nervosa. Anorexic Bulimia Nervosa is an illness that usually follows a short period of Anorexia Nervosa. Usually the sufferer recovers from this short period of Anorexia without treatment. The control of the Anorexic is continuous and bingeing begins in very small amounts and becomes more severe once the vomiting begins. Usually this begins by vomiting after a normal meal, but leads to the loss of control of the appetite drive and true bingeing starts. Occasionally the vomiting and bingeing start first, but then there is a period of the limitation of eating known as an anorexic phase. The illness becomes conquered by the bingeing and vomiting behavior, but the weight stays low for a while before slowly rising to normal and maybe even above normal.
             The third type of Bulimia is Multi-impulsive Bulimia Nervosa. Multi-impulsive Bulimia Nervosa is a severe kind of Bulimia Nervosa, which begins in a similar way to Simple Bulimia Nervosa and occurs in the same age group of girls. These groups of girls suffer abnormal behaviors, which all indicate problems of emotional and urge control. In connection with the eating disorder, there are a mix of other problems in the girls' lives including drug abuse, stealing, alcohol abuse, deliberate self-harm, and promiscuity. These girls' have a variety of backgrounds, but it is shown that most have a high level of disorder within the family. Personality wise, they are likely to have shown poor records of schooling, academic achievement, or making friends that last. The severity of the illness as with all types of Bulimia is varied and in this speci
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