Eating disorders and disordered eating can occur at any body size and are common among people seeking obesity treatment. While treatments may improve appetite control and eating patterns, they do not cause eating disorders. Screening, ongoing support, and open communication with healthcare professionals are essential to ensure safe, effective care and address any concerns early.

Diarrhoea is frequent loose stools from infection, diet, medication, or surgery. Stay hydrated, eat bland foods, avoid triggering foods and seek help if severe, lasting, or with blood or dehydration.