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Anna Giles Case Study

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Anna Giles ' doctors are stumped. They have yet to diagnose the 17-year-old 's condition which makes her throw up 50 times a day. Her ordeal is so bad she has had to drop out of school. Her only wish is for someone to pinpoint what has afflicted her. Medical experts have ruled out a brain tumour, allergies, and even cyclical vomiting syndrome, the Daily Mail reported. Her only symptom - abnormal and extensive vomiting - has left doctors at a loss. The teen has denied having any traumatic experience related to food that could have triggered an eating disorder. She was empathic about not making herself sick to throw up intentionally. Neither does she have emotional issues when it comes to eating. The girl insisted she had no problems with

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