How can excessive exposure to electronics lead to orthopedic disorders?

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It would be very nice if anyone could give me the name of a site which explains how electronics can cause orthopedic disorders, or any other way of info will be helpful. Thank you.
Google "repetitive stress injuries" and you'll read all about it. The best way to overcome these problems once you have them is to go to a chiropractor.  (+ info)

What does excessive coffee drinking have to do with eating disorders?

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Just wondering, something to do with caffeine?
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What role does excessive exercise play in eating disorders?

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How many mental disorders ask about here are caused by excessive alcohol consumption?

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How many readers of this question do not consider themselves as having a "problem" with alcohol?

Excessive alcohol consumption is just that. "Disorders" and life disarray that typically occurs in combination with alcohol consumption-- may not constitute real "mental disorder."

Excessive consumption can be just an attempt to "self medicate" by consuming a substance that allows one not to think. Or forget for a while. Or imagine that one can "make it go away." Pharmaceutical companies totally endorse all kinds of pills. Alcohol is legally obtainable.

"Are you unhappy?" Does your life suck? Ask your docter about anti-depressants. You may need them - because it's not real -- just buy these pills and you will be happy again. Your life will be OK."

Or --- "Does your child have ADHD??? You should give them our pills instead of your time and less sugar-coated cereal and "juicy" juice....."

Juiced.

"Mental disorder", in my opinion, refers to conditions that can exist not directly due to substance abuse. Totally separate thing.

Most commonly, for whatever individual reason, sometimes life is just too gosh-darned heavy to handle - substance abuse offers the same as "burying one's head in pillow."

I think that "mental disorders" range from truly clinical conditions that are individually challenging and varied -- just like any other physical characteristic or attribute or challenge.

On the other hand -- excessive alcohol consumption is typically a "result," -- or at least, a typical culprit involved in cultivating life-disorder, in general.

Can also tend to magnify otherwise unnoticeable tendencies, in the process. Example, does anyone recall what's-his-name, the black comedian .... not Bill Cosby..... Geez! I'm having trouble -- just keeps slipping my mind -- must be a symptom of menopause.... (mental disorder!)

Oh Yeah! Richard Pryor! When he said, "Cocaine "amplifies" you personality..... so what if you are already an _ _ _- hole?"

But I think I know what you're driving at -- I am no qualified "professional," however I do understand and believe that "mentality" is a complex concept and any dis - order cannot always be attributable only due to excessive alcohol consumption.  (+ info)

Mental disorders involving excessive attachment?

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I'm just looking for a starting point here, but... What mental disorders involve like... Attaching to people very quickly, and trusting/depending on them almost immediately? I have really crazy anxiety, but I feel like there's something beyond that. Thanks!
Look up borderline personality and see if anything fits.

This is just a guess.  (+ info)

Are there any metabolic disorders that cause excessive weight gain?

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Hypothyroidism, Cushing's Disease (adrenal gland pathology) are endocrine disorders which can cause weight gain.  (+ info)

Does excessive drinking cause thought disorders?

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After many years of alcoholism, I stopped drinking about three years ago. The mixed-up thoughts I had while drinking are still with me. Like mixing-up the words in a sentence while I am speaking, as IF I was drunk.
Example; I would see a mounted Police officer. If someone asked about it. I would likely word it: "Horse, man police ride"
Well in actuality, excessive drinking does cause a great deal of many physical problems. However, it has not been known to cause "thought disorders" per say. It can be an indirect reaction to other disturbances that you've gone through due to you quitting drinking. Stress, which can be caused by the alchoholism can lead to thought disruptions. Good luck.  (+ info)

Explain how excessive anxiety may lead to phobias & panic disorders?

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thanks a bunch. :)
i believe that it has to do with the consistently being over anxious & then you start doubting your anxiety til you begin to worry excessively about things thus causing phobia's♦  (+ info)

can eating disorders cause excessive hiccups?

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i have an ed and have noticed that i get hiccups at least a couple times a day. i was wondering if this was why
that's weird, but i don't think they have anything to do with each other.

maybe if you search what causes hiccups you can better relate it :D  (+ info)

what are the causes for nervous disorders?

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I feel like snapping and shaking of my nerves since yrs. Feel like trembling, kicks and sometimes numbness in hands and legs, excessive sweating, increased heart beat and nervousness. I gave physiotherapy test but report says no abnormalities found. I was even diagonised for pain in my testicles and it was found to be creation of mild varicocele. Earlier I use to masturbate but now I have quit since 3 months.
see a psychologist  (+ info)

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