Sentences with phrase «control disorders»

This can also indicate a type of impulse control disorder.

They have shown to be increasingly effective in reducing symptoms and helping control disorders without the adverse side effects of addictive drugs and medications.

For example, someone suffering from insomnia, who controls the disorder with one medication and has no other health issues or mood disorders would probably qualify for a preferred plus rate class.

Patients often develop memory, learning and emotional control disorders that significantly affect their quality of life and societal participation.

This study may be of particular significance for the further investigation of impulse control disorders.

Thus, their study might serve as a basis for new approaches in the investigation of impulse control disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or obsessive - compulsive disorders (OCD).

Veterinarians use the same medicines that control epilepsy in humans to control the disorder in dogs, though some of the newer medications are too expensive for most pet owners, said O'Brien.

Moezzi's doctors placed her on a medication regimen to balance her moods, but simply controlling the disorder did not satisfy her.

Some health professionals consider impulse control disorders subgroups of other conditions, such as anxiety disorders or obsessive - compulsive disorders.

Teacup Yorkies are also prone to bladder and bowel control disorders even if properly potty trained.

Cumulative lifetime probability of treatment contact for impulse control disorders from year of onset.

Temporal tasks may also be good for use as predictors of impulse control disorders such as pathological gambling in adolescents (Petry, 2001).

To help control the disorder, the OFA has a longstanding hip dysplasia registry.

Interactions between serotonin and dopamine in the control of impulsive choice in rats: Therapeutic implications for impulse control disorders

In one recent study, Choi and several colleagues wrote that smartphone addiction, like other impulse - control disorders, can «interfere with school or work; decrease real - life social interaction; decrease academic ability; and cause relationship problems.»

There is no generally accepted medical definition of such a condition, although some forms of stress, impulse control disorder, obsessive - compulsive personality disorder and obsessive - compulsive disorder can be work - related.

Thus, our animal model might serve as an adequate framework for investigating impulse control disorders.»

Medications such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), and serotonin - norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors are effective for depression, almost all anxiety disorders, eating disorders, impulse - control disorders, substance use disorders, attention deficit disorder and some somatoform disorders.

Sufferers rely on a mix of stimulants and sleep - suppressing drugs to control the disorder, but no cure exists.

That could help clinicians treat patients with motor - control disorders, such as Parkinson's disease and ADHD, as well as address the decline in motor control that accompanies aging.

It's an impulse control disorder that usually flares up during times of stress or failure.

By working closely with your veterinarian, you can maximize the chances of controlling the disorder and giving your pet a long, happy, and comfortable life.

Medications may be used to control this disorder and in more extreme cases surgery may be necessary.

In the mid-1960s, several organizations almost simultaneously arose to register and attempt to control the disorder.

Work with a wide range of individuals diagnosed with Autism, Bipolar and Behavior Disorders, Deafness, Seizure Disorder, and Impulse Control Disorder

The authors demonstrated that children of mothers with BPD are at an increased risk for developing impulse control disorders and borderline tendencies of their own.

The results may have clinical implications by, for instance, helping initiate studies to understand why women are more vulnerable to depression while men are more vulnerable to impulse control disorders.

We briefly speculate on the implications of the current findings for the gender differences in depressive and impulse control disorders.

I'm a Certified Alcohol, Drug and Gambling counselor with extensive experience treating substance abuse and impulse control disorders, as well as anxiety, depression, trauma and childhood abuse.

Pyromania is a very rare condition that is considered an impulse control disorder.

He released in 2017 his second book together with Yvonne Reusch «Impulskontrolle und Selbstregulation mit Schematherapie aufbauen» (Schema Therapy for impulse control disorders).

An interesting concept brought up was how pathological gambling is considered to be a «drugless» impulse control disorder and how similar sensations are felt by pathological gamblers and substance abusers.

Although pathological gambling is generally considered to be an impulse control disorder, the personality trait of sensation seeking also seems to be an important factor.

This may be an appropriate activity for children diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder and impulse control disorders.

Gambling, unlike alcoholism or drug abuse, is considered a «drugless» impulse control disorder, yet gamblers experience sensations similar to those of substance abusers.

IED, a behavioral condition that typically presents in the teenage or early adult years, is categorized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) as an impulse control disorder.

Impulse - control disorders (ICDs) have been noted anecdotally in patients with Parkinson's disease, but what is their true prevalence?

Impulse control disorders are thought to have both neurological and environmental causes and are known to be exacerbated by stress.

In impulse control disorder, the impulse action is typically preceded by feelings of tension and excitement and followed by a sense of relief an...