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原形：pica复数：picas

The patient was diagnosed with pica, as evidenced by her persistent craving to eat non-food items like chalk and clay.
患者被诊断为异食癖，表现为持续渴望食用像粉笔和泥土这样的非食物物品。
Pica is a disorder characterized by the compulsive consumption of substances that have no nutritional value, such as ice or dirt.
异食癖是一种以强迫性地摄取无营养价值物质（如冰或土）为特征的疾病。
In some cultures, pica may be linked to cultural norms or beliefs rather than being a pathological condition.
在某些文化中，异食癖可能与文化规范或信仰有关，而不一定是一种病态条件。
During her pregnancy, she developed pica and began ingesting small amounts of laundry starch.
怀孕期间，她患上了异食癖并开始摄入少量洗衣粉淀粉。
The pediatrician suspected pica when the child repeatedly tried to eat bits of paper and crayons.
当孩子反复尝试吃纸片和蜡笔时，儿科医生怀疑其患有异食癖。
Due to iron deficiency, she exhibited symptoms of pica, including an urge to consume soil.
由于缺铁，她出现了异食癖症状，包括有吃土壤的冲动。
Treating pica involves addressing underlying medical conditions and providing psychological counseling.
治疗异食癖需要解决潜在的医疗问题，并提供心理咨询服务。
Pica can sometimes be a sign of mental health issues in both children and adults.
对儿童和成人来说，异食癖有时可能是心理健康问题的一个标志。
The mother took her toddler to see a specialist after noticing he had a tendency towards pica, eating small rocks from the garden.
母亲在注意到自己的幼儿有吃花园里的小石头这一异食癖倾向后，带他去看专科医生。
Individuals suffering from pica may require close monitoring to prevent ingestion of toxic substances.
患有异食癖的人可能需要密切监控，以防吞食有毒物质。