The actual cause for the anorexia is not known. The anorexia needs an expert care. And the mental health care and the medical care are required for the patient who suffers with the anorexia. The medical anorexia treatment is given to the people to know the health disorders that occur due to this medical treatment many health disorders can be found. There is a good value to both the group and the individual counseling. The psychological care is needed to the inpatients and it last for a long time. Through the treatment many people will be able to get easily recovered from this anorexia disorder. This disorder mainly focuses on the food. The anorexia is mostly found in women that too in the industrialized countries where they are encouraged to be thin. Some times it leads to life threatening conditions which results in death of the person from the heart failures, starvation etc.

The treatment helps you to have a healthy life. It is a chronic disease. Some people think that they a have a good health condition and they don’t want any help from the clinics and the treatment centers. In anorexia treatment the doctor will suggest for many tests and also the psychological evaluation to know the parts which are affected by the anorexia. To have prevention over the anorexia they have to improve in their eating habits. The family and friends must urge not to focus on the weight or food conditions. The person who suffers from the anorexia must participate actively in the treatment. The cognitive therapy is the effective treatment given to the people who suffer from the anorexia. The hospitalization is necessary when the person is in serious condition. If he or she is very depressive and have less potassium levels these type of people must be admitted in the hospitals.

Long regarded as a women’s problem, the trio of serious eating disorders- the self-starvation of anorexia, the gorging and purging that characterize bulimia and the uncontrolled consumption of large amounts of food that is binge eating- are increasingly affecting males. The stigma attached to eating disorders, profound as it is among women, is almost insurmountable among men, who not only resist bulimia treatment, but are frequently refused treatment even when they do seek it. Those men who do get help often have a heavy burden of shame to unload. In fact, amenorrhoea (the cessation of menstrual periods in females) was regarded for years as a central criterion of anorexia – men, by definition couldn’t have it. Also, the stereotype of the effeminate homosexual male model also dominates, but 80 percent of men with eating disorders – whether bulimia or anorexia – are heterosexual.

Anorexia and bulimia are characterized, in both men and women, by essentially the same traits: self-induced starvation, an excessive fear of becoming fat even when thin, and a tendency toward compulsive living patterns. Men don’t necessarily think in terms of “fat” or “thin” as women do. They relate in terms of “strong” or “weak”, where fat is associated with being weak, unmanly and disgusting. So, for many men, structured forms of exercise are carried to obsessive levels.Anorexia Treatment needs differ between men and women – they have different preoccupation’s with body image, and will be returning to different body shapes. Even if men do decide to seek treatment, the medical establishment may not be prepared and many don’t even know how to respond.