Dysmorphic Disorder?:

Anxiety is one of the major symptoms of body dysmorphic disorder.

What is Body Dysmorphic Disorder?

This condition is also known as ( BDD ) and is a serious anxiety disorder. None of us are completely happy with the way we look. While some of you don’t like your nose, others are not greatly happy with the shape of your lips. And though you fret about these things all the time, it does not really affect your daily lives, right?

OK, so before I tell you more about today’s topic, let’s talk a bit about body types. Body types almost always influence how you respond to your diet and exercise.
And Female body Types into:

1. Straight Body Type Female

women with same-sized busts and hips,

2. Spoon Body Type Female

Women with hips larger than busts,

3. Pear Body Type Female

Women with busts smaller than hips,

4. Hourglass Body Type Female

Women with well-defined waists and same-sized busts and hips,

5. Oval Body Type Female

Women with narrow hips, waist larger than bust and hips.

So, now that you’ve learned more about body types,
have you ever actually analyzed your body on these lines?
No, right? Well, normally most people won’t.
However, there are some who actually worry about their flaws or what they consider flaws for hours every day. This is a condition called body dysmorphic disorder (BDD). People with this disorder have no control over their thoughts which are mostly negative. They find fault with their hair, skin, nose, chest, or stomach.

These negative thoughts cause so much stress that they suffer from low esteem and alienate themselves from family, friends, and social situations.

In severe cases, people with this disorder may even go through plastic surgeries to correct their perceived imperfections.

Symptoms:

Those suffering from BDD display most of these symptoms:

• Too much exercising
• Checking in the mirror or avoiding it altogether
• Too many surgeries
• Picking the skin
• Excessive grooming
• Comparing themselves with others’ bodies,

So, if any of your friends or family members are unreasonably obsessed with their bodies or talk incessantly about non-existent imperfections, it would be a good idea to seek medical help!