Any food to which your child has had a confirmed allergic reaction should only be given in a doctor's office where immediate medical attention is available. Between 5 and 20 percent will die from medical complications as a result. Both require qualified medical care, including psychiatric and nutrition counseling. Experts aren't certain about the exact causes of eating disorders. Instead it's a symptom of serious illness.
Early detection is crucial.
The sooner the person gets help, the better the chance for permanent recovery. Help is available. Team treatment, including medical and dental care, psychotherapy, nutrition education, and family counseling, provides the best results.