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Aerosol-inhaling addiction (medical condition): Aerosol addiction refers to the compulsive need to abuse aerosol (e.g. sniffing them). Sufferers have withdrawal symptoms when attempting to stop the habit and feel unable to stop the habit despite knowing the harm it is causing their health. Aerosols are very damaging to the body and can readily result permanent brain damage and even death. Death can occur through chronic use and in rare cases can occur after one session of use. Children and teenagers are particular at risk for this type of addiction - it is readily available and users feel it gains them greater acceptance from their peers. Aerosols includes spray pain, air freshener, deodorants and hair sprays.
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»Symptoms of Aerosol addiction
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Aerosol-inhaling addiction: Another name for Aerosol addiction (or close medical condition association).
»Introduction: Aerosol addiction
»Symptoms of Aerosol addiction
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Some of the symptoms of Aerosol-inhaling addiction incude:
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Treatments for Aerosol-inhaling addiction (Aerosol addiction) include:
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Treatment of Aerosol-inhaling addiction: For more treatment information about Aerosol-inhaling addiction, see treatment of Aerosol addiction (Aerosol-inhaling addiction)
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