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Substance Abuse
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... refuse offers of alcohol and other drugs–preferably without alienating their peers, although sometimes that isn't possible. ...
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Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
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Fetal alcohol syndrome
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Erectile dysfunction
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Multiple sclerosis
Low testosterone
Peyronie's disease, development of scar tissue inside the penis
Certain prescription medications
Tobacco use
Alcoholism and other forms of substance abuse ...
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Alcoholism
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Alcoholic hepatitis
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Alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder
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Alcohol-related birth defects
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Alcohol poisoning
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Alcohol intolerance
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Alcohol addiction
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Addiction, alcohol
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Medications to Treat ADHD
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... side effect of heart attacks, which can be fatal, particularly if mixed with alcohol use.
Dexedrine (dextroamphetamine). This stimulant can effectively manage all of the primary symptoms of ADHD, with ...
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Childhood ADHD: Questions to Ask Your Doctor
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... (such as alcohol), vitamins, herbal supplements, or over-the-counter drugs that my child should avoid while taking this medication?
Can other conditions affect or be affected by my child's medication? ...
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What Is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder?
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... at birth
Exposure to toxins in the environment, like lead
Being delivered prematurely
Use of alcohol and tobacco while pregnant
An injury to the brain
What doesn't lead to ADHD is too much ...
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Adult ADHD 101
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... are more likely to have poor academic and work records. They tend to change jobs often and, as a result, may make less money than their peers. Relationship problems and divorce are more common. Alcohol, ...
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The Rise of ADHD: Is Technology to Blame?
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... grew older.
Environmental toxins may also contribute to ADHD. For example, prenatal exposure to cigarette smoke and alcohol, and early childhood exposure to lead, may increase a child’s risk for developing ...
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Lifestyle Factors That Can Affect ADHD
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... first year of life," says Sallee. Why? Nicotine exposure in the womb and during early ages is toxic to developing brain tissue and may have sustained effects on behavior.
Alcohol While fetal alcohol ...
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Top 10 Theories: What Causes ADHD?
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(ADD/ADHD)
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... increasingly rare and most children with a diagnosis of ADHD have no evidence of significant lead exposure," Hunter notes.
Cigarettes and alcohol. Two toxins that have been shown to increase the risk ...
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Influenza (flu)
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(Influenza (flu))
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... and frequent hand-washing is the best way to prevent many common infections. Scrub your hands vigorously for at least 15 seconds. Or use alcohol-based hand sanitizers if soap and water aren't readily available. ...
