Detection of Eating Disorders in Pregnant Women

Eating disorders (ED) are insufficiently detected and belatedly or not treated during pregnancy. There are many screening questionnaires for eating disorders in the literature, but we note the absence of a specific and validated tool for their screening during pregnancy, which would make it possible to differentiate maternal dietary concerns related to pregnancy from symptoms linked to a proven eating disorder. The main objective of the study is to evaluate which items of the Sick Control One stone Fat Food (SCOFF-F) and Eating disorders examination questionnaire (EDE-Q) questionnaires could be specific to an ED during pregnancy and not related to the simple state of pregnancy, by comparing the answers of pregnant women, for whom the diagnosis of ED has been made, to those of pregnant women without an ED.