eating disorder
French translation: troubles du comportement alimentaire
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| na | problème alimentaire |
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| na | troubles du comportement alimentaire |
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| na | Problème de nutrition (or see choices) |
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| na | troubles alimentaires |
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| na | anomalies du comportement alimentaire |
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| na | Troubles alimentaires or troubles du comportement alimentaire |
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| na | trouble alimentaire, troubles alimentaires, désordre alimentaire |
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problème alimentaire Explanation: like anorexia or bulimia |
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troubles du comportement alimentaire Explanation: anorexie ou boulimie Reference: http://perso.club-internet.fr/dorigram/ |
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Problème de nutrition (or see choices) Explanation: Domaine(s) médecine Anglais eating disorder Any of a group of disorders involving abnormalities of appetite or food intake, or both, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia, pica and rumination. Synonyme(s) 1 - eating disturbance 2 - appetite disorder 3 - dysorexia 4 - parorexia Français dyspepsie n f Troubles digestifs fonctionnels, surtout de l'estomac, sans lésion organique évidente; digestion difficile et douloureuse. Note(s). - La dysorexie, elle, est un trouble de l'appétit qui peut se présenter sous la forme de l'anorexie (perte de l'appétit, quelle qu'en soit l'origine), de la boulimie (besoin irrépressible de consommer une quantité non contrôlée et excessive d'aliments, lié à un trouble psychique), de l'ingestion de matières non alimentaires, ou qui peut être causé par certaines toxicomanies. Synonyme(s) 1 - trouble digestif n m 2 - trouble alimentaire n m Note(s). - Qui peut prendre la forme d'une intolérance alimentaire ou d'une simple difficulté d'alimentation, liée à une digestion douloureuse ou à l'aérophagie, etc. 3 - problème de nutrition n m 4 - trouble de la nutrition n m 5 - trouble de nutrition n m [Office de la langue française] Susan Levy Riches ProZ member: slriches |
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troubles alimentaires Explanation: According to Harrison Medecine Interne, 13e édition française : «L'anoxerie mentale et la boulimie sont des troubles alimentaires touchant...» (p. 452) Harrison's Principles of Internal Medecine, 13th French edition |
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anomalies du comportement alimentaire Explanation: This is another suggestion, also from the Harrison, in the case where the disorder is psychological rather than physiological. In this case, it is the subject's behaviour which is abnormal. Hope these two answers help. Note: Harrison is considered the bible of Internal Medecine, usually by physicians around the world. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medecine, 13th French edition |
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Troubles alimentaires or troubles du comportement alimentaire Explanation: According to the Larousse Unabridged Electronic Dictionary, either of these terms can be used for "eating disorder". Also, if you do an internet search for either one of those terms, it will give you web sites for all the different types of eating disorders. Reference: http://www.unifr.ch/ipg/cours/cd_rom/psychopedia/Module/Text... |
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trouble alimentaire, troubles alimentaires, désordre alimentaire Explanation: Aftr consulting numerous internet sites on boulimie an anorexie, I can confirm that these expressions can be used. Troubles in its plural form indicates the whole of disorders or a non-defined disorder. It has a notion of vagueness. In the singular form it indicates a well defined or known or understood form of disorder. The term désordre is used in connection with mental disorders. Still I don't like it too much in this context. |
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