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body dysmorphic disorder


Question Posted Thursday June 1 2006, 10:17 pm

can anyone tell me like symptons of that. please dont send me any websites. my computer isnt the best.

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cheerbabe22 answered Thursday June 1 2006, 11:07 pm:
heyy did you get that from the seventeen magazine lol? cause i read about it in their new issue that i got yesterday

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karenR answered Thursday June 1 2006, 10:56 pm:
Here are the syptoms. Copied from [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)

Being preoccupied with minor or imaginary physical flaws, usually of the skin, hair, and nose, such as acne, scarring, facial lines, marks, pale skin, thinning hair, excessive body hair, large nose, or crooked nose.

Having a lot of anxiety and stress about the perceived flaw and spending a lot of time focusing on it, such as frequently picking at skin, excessively checking appearance in a mirror, hiding the imperfection, comparing appearance with others, excessively grooming, seeking reassurance from others about how they look, and getting cosmetic surgery.

Some people with mild symptoms of BDD can function well, despite the stress they feel. For others, the illness can get so serious that they may be unable to work, socialize, or leave their homes. They worry that they look ugly, or that people will laugh at them. Some even commit suicide.

Getting cosmetic surgery can make BDD worse. They are often not happy with the outcome of the surgery. If they are, they may start to focus attention on another body area and become preoccupied trying to fix the new “defect.” In this case, some patients with BDD become angry at the surgeon for making their appearance worse and may even become violent towards the surgeon.

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