Reverse Anorexia
Reverse anorexia, also known as muscle dysmorphia, is a condition where individuals (often male) perceive themselves as insufficiently muscular despite having normal or above-average muscle mass. It can lead to excessive exercise, strict dieting, and sometimes the use of performance-enhancing substances. Treatment typically involves cognitive-behavioural therapy to address body image distortions and unhealthy behaviours, along with nutritional counselling and sometimes medication for comorbid conditions.
