Genetic Disorder?

Ok i know i just asked a question about Bipolar but i have alotmore.
My sons father told me he was A.D.H.D., Low Impulse Control, Accessive Compulsive personality and he has alcoholism...which i already know the answer to alcoholism. But is the rest genetic or not?

thank you all for you answers i talked with my sons doctor and he said we will keep an eye on him and if any signs show when he is 4 or 5 he will do testing.

Keep it cool, for genetics is fasr from Bipolar disorders. Your not born with Bipolar...it's created when you got abused.

"accessive" compulsive...
dont you mean "obsessive" compulsive?...
and i dont think its genetic.

There has been no scientific proof that it is genetic but doctors are seeing a pattern.

It isn't really known.
There is lots of controversy about ADHD.
It is very well possible that it is genetic but there are other factors that probably played a part in this man's behavior. He might of had a food allergy or simply behaved badly due to an alcoholic parent.
Judge your child by his actions. Give him love, support, and be firm with rules and he will turn out just fine.

I have observed this pattern in 3 generations... it is genetic! Is often evident, when incest is involved.

You could answer that question yourself, is your child showing signs of any of these things and if so work on them and if not so far then train and raise your child with copping skills, just in case. Because i think the studies are still out on this subject

The only way perhaps to find out about if the rest is genetic is by having him tested for some blood work or he may be lacking some kind of vitamin deficiency which they give him injections for.

I lack B 12 and have found that the injections are a help as well as being on other medications for anxiety and depression.

There does appear to be a genetic component to certain types of mental disorders. ADHD, OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) and alcoholism are in this category. There are percentage factors and often people with ADHD, OCD or certain mood disorders like Bipolar Disorder seem to subcomb to problems with substance abuse (alcoholism included).