marcelodlanod,

Wishful is right! Those sound like side effects of starvation! Here is a list of the physical effects of anorexia:

Effects of anorexia
"The severe calorie restriction of anorexia has dire physical effects. When the body doesn’t get the fuel it needs to function normally, it goes into starvation mode. It slows down to conserve energy and turns in on itself for essential nutrients. In essence, the body begins to consume itself. As the self-starvation continues and more body fat is lost, the medical complications pile up.

The first physical signs and effects of anorexia are:
Loss of menstrual periods
Lack of energy and weakness
Feeling cold all the time
Dry, yellowish skin
Constipation and abdominal pain
Restlessness and insomnia
Dizziness, fainting, and headaches
Growth of fine hair all over the body and face

Source: WomensHealth.gov

If anorexia continues unchecked, the health problems only get worse. Over time, anorexia causes hair loss, infertility, stunted growth, osteoporosis, heart problems, kidney failure, and death. Other effects of anorexia include tooth decay and gum damage from malnutrition and vomiting, and damage to the esophagus and larynx from acid reflux. Anorexia can also lead to depression, severe mood swings, and thoughts of suicide."

See if any of these sound familiar. Notice that hair loss is listed among the later symptoms. Check out the full webpage at:

http://www.helpguide.org/mental/anor..._treatment.htm

I am very worried about you. It sounds like the binging is not the problem. It sounds like the real problem is that you are restricting yourself to far too few calories. You do need to get to a T right away. A T can help you sort out reality from the distortions inspired by your disease. When people are anorexic they may believe they are overeating when in fact they are starving themselves.

Do take good care of yourself!
-FT