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What has the author Jacob Suissa written?
Jacob Suissa has written: 'Le jeu compulsif' -- subject(s): Compulsive gamblers, Compulsive gambling, Gambling, Psychology, Social aspects, Social aspects of Compulsive gambling, Social aspects of Gambling
How do you know compulsive gambling?
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/20questions.html Start here.
What has the author Mark Griffiths written?
Mark Griffiths has written: 'Adolescent gambling' -- subject(s): Youth, Compulsive gambling, Adolescent psychology, Social conditions, Gambling, Teenage gamblers
Does lyrica cause weight loss?
No.
What has the author Jay Livingston written?
Jay Livingston has written: 'Compulsive gamblers' -- subject(s): Compulsive gambling, Gamblers Anonymous, Gamblers Anonymes, Jeux de hasard, Spielleidenschaft
What has the author Kathryn S Baker written?
Kathryn S. Baker has written: 'Brain injuries' -- subject(s): Brain Injuries, Gambling, Psychological aspects, Compulsive gambling
Does abilify cause compulsive gambling?
Short answer: No, but they could be connected. Compulsive gambling is a behavior associated with changes in brain chemistry brought about by excitement, anticipation and reward. It may also be used as a distraction to cover problematic issues in a person's life. Abilify could be involved in at least three different ways. Anti-schizophrenic drugs can cause problems with judgment, and compulsive gambling is certainly a judgment lapse among other things. It may also be that preoccupation with the symptoms of schizophrenia could distract a patient from other things, and that the gambling was then taken up when the symptoms abated. A related, and perhaps the most likely possibility, is that schizophrenics often need to fill the gap left by the cessation of symptoms, and the patient might have done so with the stimulation of gambling. There seems to be some connection between addiction and schizophrenia, and this could be part of the issue as well. I would suggest coming clean with the therapist who is treating the schizophrenia, and discussing possible solutions to the problem. Mention should be made of any other potentially mood-altering substances being used, such as medications prescribed by a different practitioner, illicit drugs, or alcohol. Self-medication is also a characteristic of some disorders, including schizophrenia.
What has the author Sabine Waadt written?
Sabine Waadt has written: 'Spielverhalten und Spielstruktur' -- subject(s): Compulsive behavior, Compulsive gambling, Electronic games, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Electronic games
What has the author Mauro Pini written?
Mauro Pini has written: 'Febbre d'azzardo' -- subject(s): Compulsive gambling, Case studies
Does Zoloft cause gambling?
Yes
What is the difference between OCD and other compulsive behavior?
while people who have problems with gambling, overeating or with substance abuse may appear to be compulsive, these activities also provide pleasure to some degree. The compulsions of OCD, on the other hand, are never pleasurable
Can phobias cause compulsive disorders?
Generally speaking, yes, phobias can lead to compulsive disorder. Still, it depends on the severeness of the phobias.
