Is treatment for bulimia reimbursed? If not, what are its costs? Are you treated as a sick person during treatment in specialized centers?

Each insured person can get free treatment in centers that have a contract with the National He alth Fund, and benefit from drug reimbursement on general terms. In the case of bulimia, psychotherapy would be useful - it is more difficult to obtain free treatment, although you can apply for a referral to one of the departments for the treatment of neuroses or eating disorders. Regards!

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Tomasz Jaroszewski

Second degree psychiatrist

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