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"Sex addicts may be given treatment on the NHS after global health chiefs formally recognised the addiction as a mental health condition.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said people who suffer from the disorder for at least six months and experience substantial distress should be entitled to medical treatment."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/07/09/sex-addiction-could-treated-nhs-afterworld-health-organization/
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Should the NHS be spending their money on more worthy causes like cancer treatment? |
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""Sex addicts may be given treatment on the NHS after global health chiefs formally recognised the addiction as a mental health condition.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said people who suffer from the disorder for at least six months and experience substantial distress should be entitled to medical treatment."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/07/09/sex-addiction-could-treated-nhs-afterworld-health-organization/
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Should the NHS be spending their money on more worthy causes like cancer treatment?"
I think sex addictions should come below a lot of other mental health treatment such as depression and anxiety ,  just my opinion  |
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""Sex addicts may be given treatment on the NHS after global health chiefs formally recognised the addiction as a mental health condition.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said people who suffer from the disorder for at least six months and experience substantial distress should be entitled to medical treatment."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/07/09/sex-addiction-could-treated-nhs-afterworld-health-organization/
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Should the NHS be spending their money on more worthy causes like cancer treatment?
I think sex addictions should come below a lot of other mental health treatment such as depression and anxiety , just my opinion "
As sex addiction is quiet often driven by depression and anxiety then why shouldn't it be treated?
And this habit of devising league tables of who and what should be treated is a very slippery slope |
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"As long as it is diagnosed correctly then those suffers should receive treatment but alas I fear the undeserved will end up giving them bad press."
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If it does become available on NHS, each Trust will decide where it sits in their priorities. Like with other illnesses and treatments , it will be a postcode lottery. |
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"If it does become available on NHS, each Trust will decide where it sits in their priorities. Like with other illnesses and treatments , it will be a postcode lottery. "
It'll probably be clinical commissioning groups . |
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""Sex addicts may be given treatment on the NHS after global health chiefs formally recognised the addiction as a mental health condition.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said people who suffer from the disorder for at least six months and experience substantial distress should be entitled to medical treatment."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/07/09/sex-addiction-could-treated-nhs-afterworld-health-organization/
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Should the NHS be spending their money on more worthy causes like cancer treatment?
I think sex addictions should come below a lot of other mental health treatment such as depression and anxiety , just my opinion
As sex addiction is quiet often driven by depression and anxiety then why shouldn't it be treated?
And this habit of devising league tables of who and what should be treated is a very slippery slope"
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""Sex addicts may be given treatment on the NHS after global health chiefs formally recognised the addiction as a mental health condition.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said people who suffer from the disorder for at least six months and experience substantial distress should be entitled to medical treatment."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/07/09/sex-addiction-could-treated-nhs-afterworld-health-organization/
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Should the NHS be spending their money on more worthy causes like cancer treatment?
I think sex addictions should come below a lot of other mental health treatment such as depression and anxiety , just my opinion "
Having sex addiction may be caused by depression and anxiety
It take the mind of what they are trying to cope with normality. People with bipolar. Have high sex drive than normal.
Should be treated the same
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