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Gambling, Pathological

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Gambling, Pathological

Uncontrollable impulse to gamble, regardless of the problems caused in daily life.

Pathological gambling, a pattern of repeated gambling and preoccupation with gambling, often begins in adolescence in males, and somewhat later in females. In dividuals with this disorder often experience a progression in their gambling, becoming increasingly preoccupied with gambling, increasing the amounts wagered, and often continuing to gamble despite attempts to stop or control the behavior.

Impulse Control Disorders.

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