And what happened? The second group of patients ...

And what happened? The second group of patients reduced the amount of time on the game. Doctors were jubilant. But it was soon discovered causal link between the general state and the refusal of the game. Patients stopped playing, because now their free time was occupied by sleep. In the arms of Morpheus they spent up to 20 hours a day. Naturally had to abandon such an effective method of treatment. Work on the search for drugs continuously. Still, scientists and doctors, with all the latest developments and achievements in the treatment of pathological gambling will not be able to help people get rid of destructive habits, yet he did not ask for help. Tests for Gambling addiction - (first part) These questions are designed by scientists on Gamblers (depending on gambling). They are designed for anyone who may have problems in this area and are designed to help people decide for themselves whether or not he or she is a pathological gambler. 1. Have you missed work or school to play games of chance? 2. Whether the gamble you'll ever trouble? 3. Gambling influence ever bad for your reputation? 4. Have you ever felt remorse after gambling? 5. Whether you play to get out of debt? 6. Gambling reduces your ambitions? 7. Did you feel after a loss what to return as quickly as possible and win? 8. After winning if you have a firm belief that we must return and win more? 9. Did you often gamble until you lose everything? 10. Have you ever borrowed in order to gamble? 11. Have you ever sold anything to play? 12. Is there for you the concept of "money game" that you only use for gaming? 13. Gambling has caused significant financial harm to you or your family? 14. Do you play sometime longer than planned? 15. Does you ever to forget about troubles? 16. Have you ever broke the law to have the money for a game? 17. Are you tormented from insomnia because of thinking about your gambling? 18. Problems, disappointments or frustration create your desire to get away from it all play? 19. Do you have a habit of celebrating your victories in games of chance? 20. Have you thought ever thought about suicide after a loss? The most obsessive players will respond, at least seven of these questions affirmatively, which means that if you decide to get rid of this dependence, it is best to do it with the help of a professional-specialist. In the U.S. passion for the game cost is quite expensive. The costs of returning the loan for the treatment of a psychiatrist is an average of 13200 to 35000 dollars. But even worse for families of players. Since none of practicing psychiatrists in this area can give a guarantee of success. In Las Vegas, which is above mentioned program to combat the epidemic spared, there is a Specialized Clinic Center for Combating Gamblers. " It hosts various studies of gambling activities of people, as well as outpatient and inpatient treatment of pathological gamblers.