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Based on my research Pica is a medical condition where people tend to have craving
for non-nutritive substances that may have metallic elements to them. According to It acted
as a way to purge pent up sadness and anxiety (Howcast, 2012). These ingestions could be
rely weird and unusual for example, feces, chalks, cigarette, etc. These consumptions could
be really treating for the consumers and thus their medical condition needs to be closely
mineral deficiency whereas some resources state that the deficiency is caused by these
Treatment
Anyone can develop this disorder however mainly young children and pregnant
women are non to have appetite for these unusual substances. People with other mental
disorders might develop this disease too.. The solutions include either going to the best
physician or getting a cure for the disease, to prevent deuteriation of health or to try to resist
these cravings (Jessica, 2021). Moreover, it is important to keep a close eye on the children to
make sure they are not consuming any non-nutritive substances. Parents and family members
both need to help these consumers to get over these cravings and appetite. It is also important
Yes, I believe Pica is a very significant disease and almost anyone could be suffering
from it. If we are interacting with world and talking to people it is important to know that we
might be meeting people or children who face this disorder .Having knowledge about Pica
can be really useful to me in the upcoming future (Sheren, 2019). I definitely got to learn a lot
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from the sites I checked for example I got to know how digestion on not addible substances
could be dangerous for patients with Pica.I read the article by Mosley on NEDA and I intend
to apply it to my future work by having a betterment understanding about how to deal with
References
Youtube. http://youtu.be/0TN1_EgYdfU
Youtube. http://youtu.be/Z0kkZk1jDEA
Jessica S., (2021). The Disparate Impact of Eating Disorders. Shedding light on inequities in
Sheren, M. M., (2019). NPR Public Health: When It Comes To Race, Eating Disorders Don't
Discriminate