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what causes add?

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Don't really know: The actual cause of adhd is really unknown. Spect scans have been able to show abnormalities in the frontal lobe of those with adhd, but this doesn't explain cause. It is believed to be a chemical, rather than purely a behavioral disorder. Theories on cause are endless from diet, genetics, vitamin deficiency, toxin exposure, fetus development, etc.

Question 2

what are the signs of add?

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SEVERAL: Symptoms must have started in childhood with issues of focus and attention. Procrastination and completion. Difficulty keeping on task or following through, appearing not to listen, blurts out answers to questions or has difficulty taking turns. This can continue into adulthood.

Question 3

ssri add ons?

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Exercise: Tis simple intervention is proven to increase the effectiveness of ssri's.  Cognitive behavioral therapy also increases the chances of success from ssri treatment.  Pharmacological add ons would depend on your diagnosis and preferences.

Question 4

is adhd or add heriditary?

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Maybe: Adhd has a very strong hereditary component. That means that in most cases
it tends to run in families. However, in some cases adhd can be the result of injuries to an infant during pregnancy as a result of the use of alcohol or tobacco by the pregnant mother.

Question 5

why would kcl be added to a surgical patients iv?

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To replace Potassium: A low concentration of potassium (k) chloride (cl) - or "kcl" -  is typically used in IV fluid to make its composition similar to blood.  This also helps prevent potassium levels from dropping if a patient is not eating or drinking. If a patient has lost a lot of potassium, as may occur with severe vomiting or diuretics, a higher concentration of kcl may be used in the iv.

Question 6

what are the heath benerfits of adding flaxseeds to sandwiches and cereals or is it a myth that it's ok  ?

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Flax seed is: a good source of  omega-3 &amp;omega-6 fatty acids. (: Just remember that one tablespoon has 120 calories

Question 7

could you potentially have ocd and add/adhd?

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Yes: Unfortunately, some folks can suffer from both of these maladies. But with proper therapy, they can be helped.

Question 8

nothing to add?

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Ask your question: If you do not ask for premium, paid services, then this informational, public, forum is free. Post your question asking something simple about a health issue (don't just post a statement), and one or more of the thousands of volunteer doctors may answer it. They might skip repetitive questions, or ones that have too many abbreviations, or are otherwise hard to understand.

Question 9

nothing else to add?

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Adult Acne: The same factors that cause acne in adolescents are at play in adult acne. The four factors that directly contribute to acne are: excess oil production, pores becoming clogged by “sticky” skin cells, bacteria, and inflammation. Hormones and diet can also play a role. Treatment usually consists of Topical meds (tretinoin), oral meds (isotretinoin, spironolactone) and phototherapy. See a Derm Dr.

Question 10

will curd add to obisity?

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Too much will: Any food in excess will contribute to weight gain.

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