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Kabara, diagnosed with moderate B.E.D. and treated with Vyvanse
This doesn’t necessarily mean you have B.E.D., or that Vyvanse is right for your specific situation. It means filling out the rest of the Doctor Discussion Guide can help you and your doctor begin to understand how B.E.D. symptoms might be impacting your life. Only your doctor or another trained healthcare provider can diagnose B.E.D.
START YOUR DISCUSSION GUIDEPeople with B.E.D. typically answer "yes" to this question. If you have questions or concerns about your relationship with food, or about B.E.D., please talk with your doctor. In the meantime, you might find it helpful to connect with additional support.
EXPLORE RESOURCESModerate to severe B.E.D. in adults is real, but treatable.
Ryan, diagnosed with moderate B.E.D. and treated with Vyvanse
*Based on a sample of 2,980 adults aged ≥18 years who were assessed for an eating disorder in a national survey.
Sharon, diagnosed with moderate B.E.D. and treated with Vyvanse
LEARN MORE ABOUT VYVANSEKabara, diagnosed with moderate B.E.D. and treated with Vyvanse
MARK SYMPTOMS*Based on a sample of 2,980 adults aged ≥18 years who were assessed for an eating disorder in a national survey.
We might be able to help you find a doctor who is familiar with diagnosing and treating B.E.D. in adults.
Ryan, diagnosed with moderate B.E.D. and treated with Vyvanse
The Vyvanse Savings Card Program ends December 31, 2023. Vyvanse will continue to be available by prescription. Check with your doctor and insurance plan for more information.