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Results 1 - 10 of 90 for Tobacco use disorder
  1. ... boots, cramped positions, fatigue , certain medicines, smoking or tobacco use, alcohol use , or diseases that affect the blood vessels, such as diabetes. ...
  2. Tobacco use and exposure may cause an acceleration of coronary artery disease and peptic ulcer disease. It is also linked to cancer, stroke, COPD, fetal illness, and delayed ...
  3. ... and prevent the disease from getting worse. Stopping tobacco use of any kind is key to controlling the disease. Smoking cessation treatments are strongly recommended. It is ...
  4. Take these steps to help prevent heart disease. If you smoke or use tobacco, stop. There are many resources available to help you stop smoking or using tobacco. Learn how to eat a heart-healthy diet by ...
  5. ... Preventing and treating the risk factors for heart disease, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and triglycerides, or tobacco use
  6. ... HIV/AIDS, Parkinson disease, cystic fibrosis, or Alzheimer disease Removal of salivary glands due to an infection or tumor Tobacco use Drinking alcohol Street drug use, such as smoking ...
  7. ... low level of vitamin D may worsen kidney disease. Ask your provider if you need to take vitamin D supplements. Do not use tobacco.
  8. Maternal substance use may consist of any combination of drug, chemical, alcohol, and tobacco use during the pregnancy. While in the ...
  9. ... livedo racemosa. With primary LR, exposure to cold, tobacco use, or emotional upset can lead the skin discoloration. Women 20 to 50 years old are most often affected. Many different diseases are associated with secondary LR, including: Congenital (present ...
  10. ... Whether or not you exercise Whether you smoke, use tobacco, drink alcohol or take drugs Whether you or your partner have genetic disorders or health problems that run in your family ...
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