The International journal of eating disorders · 1999
Laxative withdrawal in eating disorders: treatment protocol and 3 to 20-month follow-up.
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Colton P, Woodside D B, Kaplan A S
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OBJECTIVE: This article describes a treatment protocol for laxative withdrawal and presents some preliminary information about response to treatment at 3 to 20-month follow-up.
METHOD: Patients were contacted 3 to 20 months after admission and evaluated with a shortened form of the Eating Disorders Examination (EDE).
RESULTS: Fifty-seven percent of patients were abstinent from laxatives at follow-up and there were significant reductions in laxative-related symptom variables. Abstinence from laxatives was not accompanied by any other changes in eating behavior and was not associated with any pretreatment variables that were assessed.
DISCUSSION: It appears to be feasible to withdraw patients from laxatives as an isolated intervention with a reasonably high rate of success.
METHOD: Patients were contacted 3 to 20 months after admission and evaluated with a shortened form of the Eating Disorders Examination (EDE).
RESULTS: Fifty-seven percent of patients were abstinent from laxatives at follow-up and there were significant reductions in laxative-related symptom variables. Abstinence from laxatives was not accompanied by any other changes in eating behavior and was not associated with any pretreatment variables that were assessed.
DISCUSSION: It appears to be feasible to withdraw patients from laxatives as an isolated intervention with a reasonably high rate of success.