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o·rig·i·nate (-rj-nt)

v.

1. To bring into being; create.

2. To come into being; start.

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Patient discussion about originate.

Q. At what age can alcoholism begin? My son is 13. He drinks too much. every day he drinks, sometimes more than one time each day. can it be alcoholism already, so young? what can I do to stop this?

A. alcoholism can start at any age,get the whole family involved,start talking to him about the effects of alcohol,and how it effects the people around him as well,in order for him toquit he has too want to quit,thats the first step,get the other parents involved that your son hangs around with also,you will probably have to try a lot of ways for it to hit him,(i.e) cut off allowance,ground him from going out,drop off and pick up from school, etc.you have my prayers just don"t give in.or give up.

Q. What is the normal age women begin noticing symptoms of heart disease?

A. ooo...that depends in so many factors. family history, weight, cholesterol levels, smoking or not, other risk factors like diabetes... any way it's very unusual if it comes before the age of 35, but it'll be better if you'll know what are the symptoms so if it'll happen to you- you can act quicker:
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4595

Q. Why do litlle kids' nose's begin to bleed?

A. A nose starts to bleed when one of the small veins in its lining bursts. This is usually caused by something completely harmless, such as the child picking their nose, blowing it too hard or having their nose knocked while playing. Another reason could be that the child has pushed something inside their nose. Some children have veins that are closer to the mucous membrane of their nose than other children. Because the veins are very close to the skin, they are more likely to burst when the child picks, blows or rubs their nose, or plays rough games.