Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to deal with an eating disorder during pregnancy [title] Talk to your obstetrician about your history of eating disorders. [step] Resist the urge to conceal your condition, even if you feel embarrassed or ashamed. Your obstetrician is one of your best resources during this time. <sep> (A) She can check for any abnormalities and make a recommendation for a treatment that suits your needs. [substeps] Stay with your doctor or a nurse if you feel you have a problem. (B) [substeps] Your doctor may recommend a physical examination to confirm that you are not suffering from an eating disorder and is not on any medications or treatments. This will also help your doctor decide if you have underlying medical issues and if that is an ideal course of treatment. (C) [substeps] Sometimes, eating disorders, such as bulimia or anorexia, can develop for the first time when you are pregnant. If you do not have a history of eating disorders but are worried about your weight or eating habits, tell your obstetrician. (D) Answer all of her questions as openly and honestly as possible, whether you're diagnosed with some type of eating disorder or not. If you have regular meetings with the doctor or ob/gyn, discuss your reasons for keeping your disorder hidden or figuring out an alternate treatment plan for those issues.
Output (English): C