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Results 1 - 10 of 80 for Social activity
  1. ... Depression Inability to take part in work and social activities, which can lead to isolation Side effects from ...
  2. ... can cause you to avoid both physical and social activities. Over time this leads to less physical strength and weaker social relationships. It can also cause further lack of ...
  3. ... personality disorder often: Appears distant and detached Avoids social activities that involve emotional closeness with other people Does ...
  4. ... isolated from their peers, uninterested in school or social activities, or doing poorly at school, work, or sports. Many adolescents are at increased risk for depression and ... organizations, peer groups, and intimate relationships. If you ...
  5. ... people are able to return to work and social activities about 2 weeks after surgery. The amount of ...
  6. ... because of drinking Miss important work, school, or social activities because of alcohol use
  7. ... teens are juggling busy schedules. Weeknight school and social activities cut into teens' quality sleep time. They get ...
  8. ... are disabling and interfere with work, travel, and social activities. Symptoms often get better with treatment. IBS does ...
  9. ... may include any of the following measures: Increasing social activity Reducing the amount of physical activity Using schedules ...
  10. ... using dangerous equipment Avoid working at night or social activities that delay your bedtime
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